The Harrah's casino on the Las Vegas Strip is home to the longest running celebrity tribute show in the world.  The show consists of five \"superstars\", which change quite frequently, to keep things fresh and to keep audiences returning to see the show.  \n\nEach tribute performer is backed by a live band, backing singers and dancers.  There's VIP seating at the front - kind of theater-like seats in rows, but with a little cup holder so that you can keep your drink with you - this is Vegas after all!  There's booths with tables in the center and towards the back, and as you get further back, the level is raised, so I should think everyone gets a good view.  There are two large screens either side of the stage, used very cleverly to show footage of the real star, along with live footage of the stage show as it happens.\n\nThe show I saw, on a Sunday night, was pretty packed.  We had dinner in the casino's Asian restaurant - service was speedy, as we told them we were going to a show, and the food was very good.  The audience had a wide age group and everyone seemed to be having lots of fun.\n\nOur first performer was a Michael Jackson tribute.  The dancing was fabulous, from him and from the backing dancers, they did a great rendition of Thriller and he even moonwalked.  He didn't score as highly on sounding like him, as he did for dancing like him, but he did pretty well.\n\nThe second performer was a Justin Timberlake tribute.  I refer you here to the name of the show: Legends.  I do know one Timberlake song, but they didn't perform that one.  Again, more excellent dance routines, and the singer was charming and funny.  As we left I heard other people commenting on how he had got into a \"Legends\" show, a strange choice, in my opinion.\n\nOur third performance was a Blues Brothers tribute.  These guys were getting on in years, but still danced up a storm, like the real thing.  Great soul and blues songs, great jokes, a nice, playful set.\n\nThe next show was put on by a pretty convincing Tina Turner tribute.  She was a fit and lithe older lady with an amazing set of lungs, just like the real thing.  More great dance routines and some killer songs.  Since it was Sunday, she did her version of Tina's version of Proud Mary.\n\nOur final performance just had to be Elvis, didn't it?  He did the classics, interacted with the audience beautifully, made us sing along, and made us laugh.  This was the section with the best costumes, and the showiest lights, but then, that's how it should be for Elvis!\n\nThe show lasted around an hour and fifteen minutes.  There was a bar in the theater, so you can keep drinking if you wish.  To my mind, the greatest stars of this show were the backing dancers.  Even if I didn't know a song too well, and that's always a possibility when you see a mixed show like this, they entertained me.  The backing band, singers and dancers were one stage the whole show, and if they were tired from working so hard they didn't show it.  The costumes were incredible and we got at least one costume change per performer. It's a treat for your eyes as well as your ears, but the only drawback is that you don't know which five \"stars\" you will get for your show.


Took my car in with a known issue. They proceeded to inform me that the issue I told them was not the issue at all, instead they would need to take apart my transmission, costing nearly $1000. Funny how engine oil coming out of the rear main seal looks like brand new transmission fluid (hint: it doesnt). He cited a clean area near the transmission pan as his reason (even though the leak was further up on the other side of the engine). They might be fine, but certainly worth getting a second opinion. They seem to prey on people they perceive to not know a lot. Bottom line, i knew what my issue was and how much it should cost with my particular vehicle, so I was able to recognize when they tried to take advantage of me (its either that or they did not bother to do very much troubleshooting, or lack of expertise).


I really wanted to try this place but when I called today to make an appointment, the man simply said very impatiently that they \"were busy\" at the time I requested. Then he was silent. He did not offer any other available times or say another word. By the time I was starting to ask if they had any other openings on another day, he had hung up! I was so disappointed because of the incredible reviews. \n\nI'm not saying I won't call again to try and schedule, but that kind of phone etiquette, or lack thereof rather, made me very hesitant to do so.


Do not eat here! I called to report something to the manager over the phone about an employee. When the manager became confrontational, I ended the call. A few minutes later, I got a call back from the manager asking for my name. When I told him I wouldn't give it to him, he said he only needed my number to call me back. If the management is rude and harasses customers that try to contact about legitimate concerns, what does it say about the place. I found out the managers name was Jarred which he refused to tell me by the way.


Best AYCE sushi i have had ever! I used to live in Vegas and ate here all the time. Now I live in LA and no AYCE compares. Midori on ventura blvd? Hell naw that place doesnt stand a chance against Brians Beach.\nI've been to Japan about 15 times in my life so please dont question my judgement on sushi. This place is no Asanebo but for AYCE it gets no better. While in Vegas go to Brians Beach.


Not impressed. Staff is nice but typical DC Ranch crowd. Uppity. Wine tasted like the bottle had been open for 5 days too long. had a flight and all three Reds were clearly off. Then tried a Margarita and it was the worst margarita I have ever had. Only good thing was the Ravioli appetizer. I am a regular at another wine bar so I will stick with that one.


I attempted to have a date here once but it was far too busy and crowded, so we left. \n\nI feel the idea of Frankenstein's is actually much better than the real thing. It's very gimmicky with it's Gothic, Frankenstein theme and is located in an impressive old church. Impressive from the outside anyway. The drinks are stupid expensive and not worth it, I don't think you can justify the hiking up your prices just because you have a special theme going on. The staff are pretty rude too, maybe they are tired of the Frankenstein theme and the fact they are constantly in the dark.


I wouldn't choose any stars if I had the opportunity to. I recently bought a gift card from this location for $120. When I first called this location, they said there is nothing they can do about it. When I called another location, they said that Massage Envy has the information on file, and can easily pull it up. I called the Rainbow location back and they refused to do it. They are trying to keep my $120 for no apparent reason. Why should they be entitled to my money? They have the giftcard number under my account, so why can't I use it???? No one else can, so what's the difference? I even talked to the manager who #1 wouldn't let me finish my thoughts, and #2 was very rude and hung up on me when I asked for her name. \n\nDON'T GO TO THIS LOCATION. GO TO ANOTHER ONE THAT WON'T STEAL YOUR MONEY.


First, the service was very bad. The bartenders were DRINKING after the customers and the OWNER was sitting there with them socializing and DRINKING his own beer.  It was hard to believe even after seeing it.\n\nMy girlfriend tried the Key Lime Pie Martini.  It was WAY too strong and the sugar on the rim was gooey and running down the glass. It was impossible to even drink half of it. \n\nFor my self, I ordered the Blueberry Mojito and it was disgusting. It was the equivalent of biting down onto a mint leaf with every sip, I could barely stand it. Should rename it the \"Extra extra Mint Mojito\"\n\nBasically, we gave it a try and we won't be back.


I remember seeing Coffee Bean in LA first and now it seems to be everywhere. I grabbed a quick breakfast and drink after landing in Vegas from here.


This place has improved some but is still pretty bad. The staff was horrible prior to the move from Green Valley to the new location on Horizon Ridge. They have hired a nice receptionist, young brunette, to take over for the bad attitude Asian one, they put her in the back. \n\nI always saw a nurse. It took 2 yrs of going here before I finally saw  Dr. Nancy Long.  The Dr. seemed nice but wasn't helpful stating I needed surgery after seeing me once. I refuse to see the nurse Robin anymore. Robin is mean & unprofessional. Robin opened the exam room door while I was in stir ups to have a conversation & made rude comments to me about my medical history. The other nurse Cindy is caring & helpful.  The same experience pregnant or not. \n\nOh yeah & expect to wait for hours.


I was so upset with this restaurant. I came here with my sisters for a later dinner and there were maybe 2 other tables with people seated and a few people at the bar. When we walked in, we asked if they were still serving dinner and we were told yes. We sat down any where we wanted and it took 10 min just to receive a menu.\n\nAfter looking at the menu, everything was over priced. We decided to stay to grab something simple, and there were two servers standing in front of our table arguing that neither of them wanted to take our table. WHAT!? We could literally hear them, and instead of one of them deciding to help us, they both just walked away and we were never helped!! \n\nWe got up and left immediately. I couldn't believe the service at this place. Glad we didn't spend any money there because they do not deserve it!


Good food but sometimes slow service at times..been there 6-8 times


Decent burger option on the strip. In true Bobby Flay style, most burgers have a sauce or two and the table comes with four more to try. Cactus pear margs are also legit and comparably priced to other places nearby, and taste a little stronger.\n\nService is fairly good- though you walk up and order, they bring food out to you and frequently stop to check if anything else is needed as they pass in and out of kitchen, which was helpful. At one point, while here with a group, an employee provided table service for additional purchases rather than making us wait in line again for add-ons like extra drinks or sides.\n\nBrunch burger and classic crunch burger are both decent, still really want to try the New Mexico but last time I was in the area, I had already eaten. Might not be one of my top Strip picks (simply because I don't think burgers when I'm there), but it'll hit the spot.


Arrgh, just when I kicked my Chipotle habit, this place comes along.  Some great tortilla soup, custom made enchiladas that come out of the oven piping hot.  Why didn't some one come up with this earlier?  My biggest gripe is the parking lot, not the easiest to negotiate a little parking lot on 7th street during prime rush hour but worth it.  Oh they have great snickerdoodle and Mexican wedding cookies for purchase right at the counter!


Poker machine gambling hole. These bums dont pay state local or federal wage taxes.


My favorite Fat Tuesday! The only one I know of that still serves mudslides (the best!) \n\nIt's in the back of the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace. At this one, there are actual tables to sit at, and you can watch the show every hour in the middle of the mall (still have no idea what it's about, but I saw fires and sorcery and stuff). You can also get snacks here, at the Chippery, for a salty/sweet treat with your drink.\n\nThe only downsides to this location are that shots are $2 each instead of one, and they only carry double-size jello shots for double the price as well. It's also wayyyyyyy in the back of the mall and quite a journey to get there.\n\nYou're not really in Vegas unless you're holding a 32oz. yard with extra shots. Come here first!


We ate there with the family, nice, cozy environment, it was kind of dead for a Sunday. At the entrance of the buffet it smelled like sewer, we were grossed out but wanted to give it a try. We eat sushi 15 times a month... no joke! This place is NOT grade A sushi at all.. you can compare it to Grocery store sushi... it was OK. \nThe variety of the buffet was really good, it would even be better if everything tasted good for that amount of money!


This review is dedicated to Thomas O. (2 of 5- high five!):\nI used to go to foot massages every week when I lived in Houston, and on my travels, I look for foot massage places to continue my fix. I have been to foot massage places in Hong Kong, Vietnam, Vancouver, San Fran, you name it. Vegas would be no exception. If you have been to Chinatown in Vegas, you will see that foot massage places are a dime a dozen-- present along every corner, in every strip mall. I had a really hard time trying to pick one to go to, especially since I was taking a friend and his wife (they are foot spa virgins); I did not want to disappoint their first experience. What a better way to start than with Best Foot Spa? I mean, it's self proclaimed in the name! Luckily, I also relied on my trusty Vegas Yelp reviewers. \nWe arrived to a calm space, and they escorted us into our own private room of 3 lazy boy style chairs. The progression is typical of what the other reviewers have described, starting at the head, then feet, then finishing with the body, though I am sure each experience varies slightly with each therapist. What a great way to unwind after being on the plane! My friends thoroughly enjoyed their first foot massage, in fact, we went back the next day, and increased the time to 1.5 hours. Don't forget to mention Yelp to get the discount!


First of all, I decided to try this place because my brother told me about it. It was my only day off in my 6 day workweek, so I decided to pack my kid in the car and go on adventure. My brother said this place was kinda cool so I wanted to grocery shop some place different. \n\nWhen I pulled up my first impression was that it looked like a Whole Foods Market. I walked in a thought the store looked very clean and organized. I made my way throughout the store and my initial impression was, \"Dang, I wish this store was closer to my house!\" But the longer I stayed in the store, the quicker my excitement faded. It wasn't the lack of product, aesthetics or organization of the store - it was the feeling I had as I shopped. With the exception of two people, never once was I greeted or offered assistance. Here's the thing: it's a grocery store, you technically can figure out where things are...but when I'm walking through a business establishment and never once greeted (including management) my immediate feeling is that they could care less if I shopped in their store. As I saw employees restock their shelves, almost everyone looked like they had somewhere better to be. No smiles, no energy, no warm feeling. Don't get me wrong, I wasn't expecting service like I was in a 5 star hotel - but I've been in retail for 20 years and a manager for 12+ years...and believe the employees' demeanor and behaviors are just a indicator of how the business is run. Just my two cents on that. \n\nI ended up buying shrimp, donuts, fritters, chips and other goods totaling almost $60. For lunch, I stopped at the sushi counter and the lady was probably the friendliest employee I encountered. I was interested in buying some seafood and meat, but once I got to the butcher station, the lady behind the counter was so consumed in whatever task she was doing that she never even looked up to ask if I needed help. At the checkout counter, the cashier was nice enough, but honestly, I've received friendlier service at Wal-Mart. During my transaction (it was a debit), the register timed out and I had to repeat my transaction. I asked the cashier, \"So, the other transaction won't count?\" Defensively, she replied that it wouldn't. The only reason why I asked her was because where I work, if the register times out during a debit transaction, it sometimes WILL take the sale so I wanted to make sure. I was taken aback that she got so defensive as if I was attacking her cashiering expertise. \n\nI ate at their little sitting area and enjoyed my sushi lunch which tasted absolutely delicious. During my lunch some head honcho/corporate looking people were around me and half the time I thought, \"Manage your people, not the product and perhaps you'll see an increase in profits.\" \n\nFor the items I purchased: 5 stars. \nFor not even being said hello to: 0 stars. \nFor the cleanliness and organization of the store: 4 stars. \nFor the price differential in items: 1 star (certain items were priced reasonably and certain items were just way overpriced). \nFor the lackluster customer service: 1 star (only because the sushi lady was actually nice). \n\nAND on top of that, I nearly got run overed by some chick driving way to fast in the parking lot even though I was walking IN THE GD CROSSWALK and I had right of way. \n\n\nOh wait, the bouncer/security guard guy at the door - - seriously?!!? If you're going to park someone over there, then at least have that person say, \"Have a great day\" WHILE LOOKING IN MY SHOPPING CART. (I know that's what you're doing - - checking if I stole anything.) \n\nGlazier's management: you have a beautiful store with great product in it - but I think you need to revisit the customer service piece of it too. \n\nI'd only come back if I was on that side of town. I'll save my gas and more money by going to Winco.


I was very upset to find out that this theater charged me the admissions price of 5.00 for my 6 month old grand daughter who cannot even sit up alone to take up a seat. I was told by employee's there that everyone is charged a price during the first 2 weeks of a new movie showing. I feel this was a great rip off and she could not take advantage of the free popcorn, so basically I paid 5.00 for the small free popcorn. Very upset.


Loved it! I'm a little late trying Smashburger but it was worth the wait. I had the Mushroom Swiss burger and it was delicious! I would say it rivaled my favorite burger from Bachi Burger. The other burger we had was the Avacado club and that wasn't as good but still tasty. The meat was juicy and everything was very fresh. \n\nThe smash fries were good just wish they gave us a little bit more. I am very pleased and want to go back and try their milkshakes!


This store does have almost everything for babies. However, prices are higher than Target or other retailers. Additionally, customer service is non existent at this location (rainbow). Expect to pay more and be patient waiting in long lines.


I had an excellent experience with this company. They came out for a no pressure estimate and explained all of my options and the pricing. Then they were patient while I decided and even had them re-quote different styles for me. They under-promised and over-delivered, which is great. They estimated three weeks and my gate was installed in one.


When I asked a employee for help with shoes he tried to run off and not help me. If you are busy just say so I will not get offended by that. Just tell me so.


PAPA PASSES THE BUCK\nNever again will I buy Papa Johns pizza. Everything that could go wrong, went wrong, and I only live a few blocks away. The pizza, when it arrived, I could have used it as a throwing disc. It was overcooked, hard, and overpriced for the size of a large. Thank GOD there is Rocco's Pizza, never had any problems there, they just don't deliver. I would starve first before ever eating another Papa Johns Pizza.\nThat is it


The employees and owner here are very skilled at what they do. Santiago is the best man to do tint, and the sales reps will do anything that can to help you with you custom auto needs. I do recommend!


I really can't comment on the \"value\" because my company picked up the tab, but I can say that the service they gave us was great and the food was good. I had their 16 oz steak and their cheesecake/sweet potato crust (both delicious!). Would be open to come back again.


I usually get the sirloin,  but the fish dishes aren't bad either.  Steak is always nicely cooked,  along with the delicious side dishes.  Desserts are delicious, save some room for them. The tally nice thing is that they are consistent!


My husband and I came across How Lee restaurant by accident and I wasn't sure what to expect of it at first. I am pretty skeptical about any Asian restaurant in Pittsburgh since I haven't found any 'real' ones like those in New York, Boston and Maryland. \n\nHowever, when seeing big bowls with 'nothing' but chilies, we thought, \"Hey this must be good!\" We got even more excited when we saw the menu--a ton of Sichuan food to choose from. \n\nDespite the long wait time, we got our table as soon as patrons left and ordered the Chongqing chicken, which turned out to be very popular, and a slightly milder fish dish. It didn't take too long for the food to come despite the busy time. And the food were delicious! We have been to several Sichuan restaurants, and we have to say that How Lee is one of those that we would go back to again and again. :) \n\nSo if you're looking for GREAT Chinese food, check out How Lee! My husband and I look forward to trying other stuff on their menu (oh yeah, they also have non-Sichuan food which seem to be the 'non-spicy' ones.)


Taka-Takamatsu style, Takamatsu style!\nHeyyyyy yummy Kim-Chi!\nHeyyyyy some Bulgogi beef please!\nHeyyyyy with some vegetable Japchae!\n\nTaka-Takamatsu style, Takamatsu style!\n\nVoted best Korean restaurant in 2011!  I think I enjoyed it the second time around.  Takamatsu is located on the Northwest corner of Arizona Ave. and Elliot.  Signage is poor, but once you find this gem you won't be disappointed.  \n\nTaka-Takamatsu style, Takamatsu style offers up Happy Hour daily and some locations have a full on sushi bar.  I would recommend going to Takamatsu's for Korean BBQ.  \n\n(Warning you will smell like Korean BBQ after enjoying some Korean BBQ!)\n\nWe ordered the Bulgogi beef, Japchae or sweet potato noodles, Haemul Pa Jeon or I like to call it Korean pancakes, and finally some seafood tofu soup.  Like the song, I don't know what the heck I just said!  The Bulgogi beef we cooked ourselves on the BBQ grill in the middle of the table.  Overall, we did a fine job and made sure we didn't burn off all the marinated sauce.  This was the first time I had the Japchae noodles and I thought they were pretty good, but reminded me of the Thai dish Pad See Ew.  The Korean \"pancakes\" were never my favorite unless it came with whip cream and strawberries and someone from a place called IHOP made it!  I think it fills my belly and that's about it.  Finally, the tofu soup is my overall favorite Korean dish of all especially on a chilly night!  The broth mixed with my bowl of rice is the best.  Steaming hot with a blast of flavors and spices; it warms my soul - Seafood Tofu Soup for the Asian soul, I'm working on the book haha! - Enjoy!


I stopped by last Friday for a quick lunch. It was very crowded but I found a table in the bar. The server brought a menu fairly soon and I ordered before she walked away. She brought my drink and salad quickly. But then it took 25 minutes for the two slices of pizza to come (at least 15 min after a person who arrived after me got his-I really don't like that.)\n\nThe salad came in a small clamshell container - your basic pre washed salad mix. The pizza slices (one veg and one cheese) had obviously sat for some time. The server was over extended and was having trouble multi tasking. I felt pretty invisible for a time.


pre-show dinner.  Excellent food and great service.


I had two meals here, in December 2011 and in April 2012. The decor and concept are cool. The menu reads with the promise of a great meal. When your food arrives, it looks good and is well-plated. Then you take a bite. And think, with almost a mental shrug, well, it's pretty good. The edge of disappointment. I don't remember but one thing I ate from either meal. But what I do remember is the gold lining, a delicious dessert version of a peanut butter cup. Warm golden peanut butter pudding of sorts with chocolate sauce. It is an eyes rolling back in your head kind of dessert. Coffee and dessert after a show would be a great option for this restaurant.


Got the Woojito at happy hour.  It was terrible.  Tasted like old lemonage.  Shame on me for expecting a good mixed drink at a sushi place but it was like 100 degrees and I just wanted a mojito.\n\nThe rolls were pretty solid but we ordered salmon roe w/ a quail egg on top and when it came out, the yolks of the quail egg were solid.  It was really gross.  We sent them back and it took about 30 minutes to get a new batch.  The new batch at least had normal yolks but still tasted a bit funky.  The waitress didn't really ever show any concern even when we told her the second batch was bad.  Instead, she just dropped off our check with the full charge on it.  At that point, we told her that the eggs needed to come off.  She took the check to her manager and came back and took one of three salmon roes off and two of six quail eggs off \"since we had eaten some\".  Are you freaking kidding me?  We had to eat it to know it was bad!  \n\nWe paid for our meal because we just wanted to get out of there but I couldn't let it go so I asked to see the manager.  When the manager came out, she seemed a bit concerned and offered to refund the rest of the eggs/roe.  That was ok, but all in all, I felt like the staff could have been more sympathetic and accommodating.  (Sorry, have to cut this review short as I have to go to my jousting tournament).


I'm Mexican-American, Arizona native-born and raised here.  Excuse me, the owner is Greek origin.  He doesn't really know what \"real\" Mexican food taste like and the people he hires are \"fly by night\" cooks.  I've experienced better quality Mexican food elsewhere because here it's not only very expensive, they used the same ingredients in their soups but change meats.  Burritos, combos, appetizers, soups, signature seafood, breakfast combos and burritos are small and too expensive.  It's no wonder nobody notices because most patrons are too drunk to see the price is too high.  Tacos are the only reasonably-priced menu items that are worth having.  There are better authentic Mexican restaurants nearby, such as, Herrera's, Valle de Luna, and original Garcia's on 35th Ave & south of McDowell Rd (with music).  The decorations they have is overwhelming and looks like they are hoarding them but most everyone is too drunk to notice.  They hired girls who dress a bit SLEAZY to get the patrons to buy more drinks.  What happen to this place, the owner got greedy and needs money.  What is with the 3-5 star ratings!  Are you blind!  Oh, yeah and they are now so s-l-o-w, it took them 35 minutes to make two lousy fish tacos.  Who they hired beginner cooks!  And they put up phony food photos, the portions are much smaller.  Any reviews prior to spring of 2013 are way better than after the summer of 2013.


My wife and I went to the show excited!  We left the show disappointed.\n\nWe were excited because we have always enjoyed the all the Cirque du Soleil shows we have watched in the past.  \n\nWe were disappointed because it was nothing like the other Cirque du Soleil shows we've seen in the past.\n\nWay too sexy and weird for our tastes.\n\nYou should decide for yourself, though.  From watching people as they exited the show, it seemed like the majority really enjoyed Zumanity.  There were many happy people that evening.\n\nJust glad that we did not pay for the tickets.  Would have felt completely ripped off otherwise.


Well that certainly was delightful! I'm really impressed with this place. \n\nVery professional and great customer service. I was greeted warmly when I arrived and offered a bottled water. Fantastic! I've never been offered a drink at a nail salon. The guy that greeted me escorted me to the chair and introduced me my tech, Lucy.\n\nThe place is so CLEAN. All the techs wear gloves while doing pedicures and they immediately clean the tubs out after every patron. I watched them do it every single time after every person while I was there. What a relief!\n\nThe atmosphere is just different than your typical nail salon. Everyone seems like good friends. It doesn't feel like anyone is talking crap about you in another language (you know what I'm talking about).\n\nBest pedicure I've had for the price. Hot stone massage included with a basic pedi! Mani was excellent as well. Very thorough. So relaxing. $5 upcharge for callous removal must be a new thing as it happened to me at another nail place and I wasn't happy about it.\n\nThe prices are so reasonable for the quality of service. For a basic pedi/mani combo is $34. Well worth it. \n\nI will definitely be back!


I've been to Gray's about a half a dozen times, different days of the week, different times of the day. Every time, the food is good (the veggie wrap is delicious), but not so much as to make me want to keep coming back. \n\nWhile the orders from the kitchen always come out quickly and correctly, the wait staff isn't impressive at all. If used items need to be cleared, you have to ask for it to be done. If a refill is desired, you need to ask and hope they come back. One thing I've never experienced anywhere before: each and every time I've been there, dishes have been dropped and broken. \n\nI wouldn't say no to going back if in a group but I certainly won't be the one to suggest returning.


Overpriced and nothing to write home about. The place was amazing when it opened (in the 80s or 90s) but like many places that have become staples they no longer try. And there's nothing worse than cynical, overpriced food.


Quaint little underground bar with stone walls and dim lighting that give you a warm, homey feeling, and two terrasses that allow you to enjoy the summer breeze or catch some fresh air. The staff are cool and welcoming, the beer is great and reasonably priced, and the live bands are always jammin'. \n\nGrumpy's is definitely a fun place to go for a few rounds with some good company!


Don't waste your money here. The guys are aggressive and talk gibberish to have you pay $20 to rub their sweaty balls on you. It is utter disappointment. Save your money and go see a produced show. They'll come swarming like bees and then run away when you don't take them up on their offer. Never again.


Ive always loved walmart for the cheap prices and convenience.  WALMART YAY!


Stopped by with my son after the zoo.  Clean, friendly and the food was good.  Portions are quite large, so definitely a great value for the price.  We will return.


Overpriced good food!!  The price of the food did not quite justify the overall quality and certainly not the quantity.  The staff was A+ and excellent service.  Also, they were very knowledgable about the overall menu items and set our expectations very well.  If you want to impress someone, well, maybe a good place.  However, if you are looking for value, I suggest other premium steakhouses.  Call me unreasonable, but I would prefer Ruth's Chris over this restaurant.


Qdoba is ok. Same idea as Chipotle Grill, but, in my opinion, the food just doesn't taste as good. The burritos don't have that magic ingredient that makes me want to return. And I did not dig the decorating scheme - especially the concrete floors and metal tables. It feels cold and dark, even in the summer.


Decent enough buffet with the typical findings. Not a very large selections, or it doesn't feel like it has a large one. There's some more specialty items here like a larger sushi bar, fresh stirfry, sometimes tritip, and tempura. And there are the typical asian buffet fair.\n\nOne star off for bad service--half the time the servers flounder. And the building layout sucks.\nAnother star off for some of their food is just lacking, or seems a bit \"watered down\". \n\nI like to go here when I get tired of other asian buffets in the area. Try coming here as it opens as the food is fresher and sometimes there's dishes that are only laid out once. If you don't want to take the risk, try Krazy Buffet up the road.


I like walmart for their low prices and that is it...their customer service is sub par and eventually I won't shop there at all unless absolutely have to...as far as THIS location (S. Tryon)...I HATE IT. That is all...


First and foremost ,you have to understand that you're eating Chinese food at a casino. If you can grasp that then your dining experience expectations will be dramatically different(meaning you have to  lower your standards; it's equivalent to a weekend of heavy drinking if you were single and you're looking to settle for the night minus the walk of shame in the morning). We dined here solely because my friend (the groom) really wanted his fix of noodles and wonton. \n\nFor those that are accustomed to a lower price point for similar food back home, they will most likely get a nice wake up call since the price point for the menu here is significantly higher (again you have to grasp the realization that you're dining at a casino). We ordered  the wonton, egg noodle soup; beef stew noodles; and the xiao long baos (soup dumplings). The wontons were suprisingly flavorful, the xiao long baos were decent although the texture of the dumpling skin was on the soggy side, and the beef stew would probably be the best dish we had. But for obvious reasons it's not food that I would wait on line for or anything.\n\nAs mentioned in the previous paragraph, the food wasn't the best, but when you're fiending for some Chinese food and you're in the middle of the desert, expect to pay a higher price point to somewhat get that fix. However, a full satisfaction of what you're yearning for may not be fully met. Nonetheless, it may just help hold you over till you head back to you respective go to Chinese place back home. It could be worse, what if there was only a P.F. Chang's or only  mall type of a take out that was around? Bottomline, the place is serviceable to somewhat meet your fiending needs of rice or noodles.


Ok, so I've never had pho before this, so I don't have a benchmark. What I do know was the pho was really bland, so the second time I tried the Asian Invasion cheesesteak... $9 for a sandwich with nothing else, made on a cheap store-bought roll that tasted nothing like french bread. \n\nWhen my sister saw I wasn't all that enthusiastic about my sandwich, she offered to let me try her banh mi. It was super salty and on the same roll, with veggies that I thought were supposed to be pickled but lacked any bite.\n\nPut enough sriracha on anything and it's edible, but for these prices, I want better.


Food is very good, the owners are very friendly.  I would have given them a 5-star however it typically takes 10-20 minutes to get your food (and this is simple mexican food), secondly they don't have free chips & salsa.  Their Texax Burrito and the Al Pastor plate are both very good.


We met Gordon at the Bridal Spectacular show and were impressed by him. After going to the open house, we knew this was the place. The views are beautiful and made for wonderful wedding pictures. \n\nTheir wedding package is truly all inclusive and they do an amazing job. \n\nWe also met with Christine Sanchez and Ed Ramos during the planning. They both did a great job meeting with us, letting us taste the food we were going to choose on our menu. \n\nWe were blown away by the service. The whole team from planners, servers, bartenders, and chefs did an incredible job! \n\nThe guests are still talking about how delicious the food was! \n\nSpecial Kudos to Ed Ramos who really went above and beyond taking care of everything. We really appreciated him. \n\nWe would highly recommend Bear's Best as a wedding venue.


The only car wash I will go to.  Extremely friendly service every time. They are fast,  efficient,  and cheap.\n\nYou can't go wrong here with a $3 car wash.


Creamy consistency, ability to mix two adjacent flavors, ok-fresh toppings (usual fruit - berries- and cookie, candy, nut toppings). Fifty cents an ounce, ouch...\n\nA few sugar free choices that didn't taste too much like saccharin. Also, dairy free sorbet option (when I went it was raspberry pomegranate). Overall a moderately decent option if you're really craving fro yo after a whirlwind shopping extravaganza at forever 21.


We took a nice tour of Las Vegas with this cab company. One that we didn't want. Instead of going right to the Wynn we went down by Mandalay Bay and then onto the highway and back up north.\n\nAvoid this cab company unless you want to pay for a tour of the strip.


Horrible experience. I went in on a Saturday, and yes I believe this is why it was so incredibly awful. I actually scheduled the appointment online (they do not schedule over the phone) a week and a half prior to my visit. To speed up the process, I completed my 'check in' as well by supplying my insurance information, and address, etc. \n\nI walked in a few minutes before my appointment to find standing room only. This was a nightmare. I stood in a corner, trying to avoid the door that opened about every sixty seconds. I signed in, and waited 35 minutes to be called up. She confirmed my appointment, apologized, and said that I was next. I was then called back to the window a moment later and was handed a UA specimen cup...in front of the entire lobby! I was mortified. Once done with that mission, I didn't know what else to do, so I went back out into the lobby. \n\nBy this time there was almost no room to stand. People actually had to wait in the hallway. Another 15 minutes went by before I was called back for my blood draw. In that time, not one person was called back. 15 minutes! My blood draw took a total of 4 minutes to complete. Unreal. \n\nScheduled appointment, completed online verification of insurance, arrived before appointment...waited 50 minutes. HORRIBLE experience.


Far too amazing to disappear so quickly.  Sadly it was just announced that the Chicago-based Francesca's Restaurants, Inc., which owns the Scottsdale location  decided to shut the doors after a very short run here in the Valley.  What a huge loss  as this place was a truly great dining experience with an ambiance and menu worth experiencing over and over.  Head Chef Peter DeRuvo had once again unleashed his culinary magic and served up some of the most creative and utterly delicious Italian fare I've seen in quite some time here in the Valley - just read through the other reviews if you are a glutton for punishment and you'll quickly discover what you missed.


Service is exquisite and the food is intensely flavored without being too overwhelming in grease. This has to be one of my favorite new restaurants when I visit Montreal. \n\nI only had lunch. The soup was good and paired well with the smoked mackerel. The poutine was a bit overwhelming, but not in the slabs-of-foie-gras overwhelming like Au Pied, but sort of flavor wise, a little too much between the scallions and the turkey confit that seemed to overwhelm rather than mesh together. Still, it was really really good. 4.5 rounded up.


I am being generous with my star because I love the pizza at this place.  Where to start with this place?  My girlfriends and I went in and the place was empty.  The service was a bit slow but the guy behind the bar, Jazz, chatted with us after we pulled conversation out of him.  I mentioned we were locals.  He seemed uninterested.   \n\nWe fell in love with the decor and all the fun items in the room.   I loved the fact that we had the spot to ourselves & the decor,  so I called my husband and his business partner to join us.  They met up with us and we tried the pizza.  \n\nWe had one that had chorizo and were blown away  by the flavor so we ordered another pizza.  As we were waiting on the food a camera crew showed up.  After a time of them setting up equipment they asked us if we would be willing to be on camera for Bar Rescue.  We agreed.  Thank goodness we were there or they wouldn't have had anyone to show on the shoot.\n\nA guy with blue hair showed up and was hanging behind the bar.  He was rude and leaning on the bar, watching what the crew was doing.  I asked him if he should clean up or mess of empty plates, dishes and napkins, and he said no he wasn't on the clock.  He laughed and moved to be closer in the background of the camera shot.  I got his attention again and said, \"Don't you take pride in your work?  The empty glasses and trash are in the shot.  Show me where the trash can is and I will clear it up.\"  After some reluctance he helped me clean up the mess.\n\nMy husband struck up a conversation with Jazz and found out he was one of the owners.  Later we found out that a guy who was watching us from the corner was the other owner.  When we left we said we would be back for the pizza.\n\nTwo weeks later my husband and I came in. Jazz was working and had no recollection of us.  How do you forget 5 locals who spent hours at your bar and eventually a camera crew making your place look good?  He didn't remember us so he barely talked with us, instead it was a Friday night and there was a group that came in that seemed to take his attention.  We got our pizza but refills on drinks came so slow that we were tired of waiting and decided to leave. \n\nOnce outside there was the group that had come in and Jazz.  A girl called out, \"Why are you leaving?  Stay the dancing is abut to go off.\"  We politely declined but were shocked at how again the place had such slow service and the owner seemed to be more interested in hanging out than making sure customers were happy.\n\nWe are gluttons for punishment I guess, because we had some friends in town and took them here for pizza.  They had seen the Bar Rescue show and wanted to try it.  We walked in and there were 6 people at the bar.  (6 on a Friday night happy hour time.)\n\nWe found a table and I walked up to the bar to order food and drinks.  Jazz was working again.  He was the only one behind the bar.  I ordered drinks and my friend got his food order out.  Jazz then turned his back to us and started making his way around the bar again.  Checking on people and chatting with them.  He came back after checking the bar for drinks.  He gave us our drinks and I said excuse me.  But some new people came in and sat at the bar and he was gone again.  My husband was on the phone and called out, \"Get me a Diet Coke please.\" I said loudly in Jazz's direction, \"I'm trying but he hasn't gotten my order yet.\"\n\nAfter a while he came back and said, \"Did you need something.\" I explained he hadn't gotten my drink and food order, only my friend's order had been completed.  He said, \"Okay well what do you want?\"  I ordered the chorizo pizza again to which he said, \"Oh I care about the safety of my customers.  There was an issue with food poisoning at Firefly.  Did you hear about that.\"  I nodded dumbfounded.\n\n\"Ever since that has happened I quit.  I have substituted it with sausage.  You will like it.\"  He said.  I wanted to call BS because the Firefly incident had happened in May or late April.  I had been to this spot twice in less than a month and they had it, but at this point why argue.  I was just happy to have my order taken.  I rolled my eyes a bit and noticed a zombie arm was gone on the wall from the decor.    Where it had been was a grey patch and holes where the nails had once been.  (Mind you this is a black background.)  How hard is it to get a ladder, slap some black paint on a spot, and make the focal point of your bar look somewhat okay?\n\nWe got our food but as before our drinks were empty.  When we asked the lady that delivered our food about our drinks she said, \"I think Jazz is working on that,\" and disappeared back in the kitchen.  My husband tried to get drinks.  Jazz said he was busy and we would have to wait, as he had the hose in his hand. (We ordered waters and diet cokes.)  I give up this place has the worst service, music, and now what was good pizza is average. This place is a joke, don't go.


I really was hoping to like this place. I live downtown so any new addition to my neighborhood is welcome.\n\nThe good: gorgeous bar. Nice looking crowd. Decent music.\n\nThe bad: Completely lackadaisical staff. It wasn't busy.  We sit at the bar. Over 10 minutes before a bartender even notices us because she's busy socializing. Second round of drinks? Didn't happen. We got bored waiting and left.\n\nYou go to bars that are twice as busy downtown like the Griffin or Artifice and those bartenders work it. I'm not seeing that here.\n\nNOTE: here's no sign and it's next to Global Salon, if that helps.


What a disappointment.\n\nNo point in having a reservation as you will have to wait 20-30 min. after your scheduled time.  The front end pretty much sucks. Our server was very good though.\n\nFood was small, nothing special, and ridiculously priced.\n\n-Rock Shrimp was good, but like a glorified calamari dish, nothing spectacular \n-Fusion rolls were a joke, no flavor\n-Sea Bass was AWESOME!  2 tiny skewers like $20, um ok, not worth it\n\nThe restaurant is pretty popping, and trendy with a DJ its a cool environment\nMy recommendation is to go sit at the bar have a few drinks, and maybe an appetizer if you are staying at Palazzo, if not skip Sushisamba.


The Bung Hole. Yea. Not really my favorite place. I love the actual bar and how it expands into the outdoors...that's cool. But the food is inconsistent. The sliders have really slid lately and have been way overcooked. Mine actually looked like a piece of charcoal on a White Castle bun. The steak I had, again overcooked, but had great smashed potatoes and perfect asparagus. Drink service was always good, especially when I was a regular. Sorta had the Cheers thing going on and everyone would yell THOMAS!!! OK, so I made that part up. But they are friendly. Now that I don't work in Oldtown, I really don't think about Bungalow. I guess that says it all.


Just got off phone with service manager, they returned my vehicle to me with a coolant hose disconnected. Service manager said \" sorry but my tech did nothing wrong, must of been miscommunication between my wife & service advisor\"... Really, this is how your manager handles my survey complaint?


CAPRIOTTI'S!!! Y U NO get my order right??\n\nI came to this location for the first time today and ordered four sandwiches. Two of the four came out right.\n\nMy sister is boring and she likes her sandwiches with almost nothing on them. I am the opposite. I like my sandwiches Primanti's-style--filled to the brim and only edible if you kind of tilt your head sideways and gnaw at them. So, you can imagine my sadness when I got home and my sandwich turned out to be the vegetarian version of my sister's (turkey, cheese, lettuce.) It was a mere ghost of what a sandwich should be. I even asked for pickles and of course, there were no pickles. :(\n\nThe other issue is that I asked for wheat on my sister's sandwich. Maybe there was a communication problem, since the person who took my order handed it off to someone else.\n\nOn the plus side, my sandwich was good (at least the \"meat\" was correct!) and the employees could not have been nicer. Capriotti's sandwiches are so good that I'll keep coming back despite service issues (until I find a replacement.)


This place is delicious and magical! My girlfriends and I, who all lived together in Spain, visited this place on a Sunday night. Lo and behold there was an amazing band (Cuban I think) that was playing some amazing music. The decor and ambiance brought back sweet memories of living abroad and the food was delicious as well! The paella and fideos were yummy and the sangria was just right; not too sweet not too dry. I would highly recommend this place. I knocked them one star bc they forgot to bring out two of our tapas plates we ordered but we were so full anyway it didn't matter.


Tr\u00e5kig och f\u00e4rgl\u00f6s flygplatsmat. Jag valde en Burrito och \u00e4ven om den var en v\u00e4lkommen bukfylla efter l\u00e5ng tid i luften s\u00e5 l\u00e4mnade den mycket att \u00f6nska. F\u00f6rutom att sallad halt saknades s\u00e5 var anr\u00e4ttningen ovanligt flottig och sv\u00e5r\u00e4ten. Presentationen var under all kritik och maten s\u00e5g allt annat \u00e4n aptitlig ut d\u00e4r den simmade runt i sitt eget flott i botten p\u00e5 en frigolitl\u00e5da.\n\nSmaken som s\u00e5dan var det inget fel p\u00e5, jag upplevde den inte som god eller minnesv\u00e4rd p\u00e5 n\u00e5got s\u00e4tt men den var absolut inte \u00e4cklig eller o\u00e4tlig. Som sagt s\u00e5 r\u00f6r det sig om enkel flygplatsmat att st\u00e4rka kroppen med i brist p\u00e5 alternativ.


There was something just a little off about this restaurant.  Maybe the fact that it was virtually deserted influenced my perception, but the interior was just too dark and gloomy, this despite the fact that our table had a picture window view of the Las Vegas strip in its full neon glory.\n\nThe hostess seated us at a table that was broken--the bench seat backs were gone and were \"being repaired.\"  There were at least two other similar tables on either side of us, so I dont know why she seated us there.\n\nAt first our server had a bit of an attitude, but she became very pleasant later on, so I forgive that.\n\nAnyway, the sushi was okay, not spectacular.  I did enjoy the monk fish liver.  But the California roll was mealy.  Also, eel is suppose to be served warm, mine was cold and tasted refrigerated.  The tempura was kinda greasy, which is just unacceptable.  The Saki selections and mixed drinks were very good.  \n\nOverall, a ho-hum experience.  Maybe I'm spoiled by the sushi restaurants in San Francisco, but this place just isnt up to snuff.


If you go here, sit outside and enjoy the beautiful view of Pittsburgh! We came here for drinks but the food looked good. Wednesday is their $1 beer special and $5.50 martini night. The martinis are good. The sangria was.... Eh......tasted flat and syrupy. Not what I expected from a sangria for $10.


From my initial phone call to find out the procedure to have my Baby repaired, I was extremely impressed. You see my \"Baby\" was struck from behind by a sweet elderly woman who was happy to accept fault by having her insurance fix it.  \n\nBeing new to the Las Vegas, I began my search for reputible auto body shops on Yelp.  My search turned up four shops in my very immediate area, so i figured this should be easy  When I called other competitors, they were dry, rushed, or robotic.  I setup appointments at three other places. One was nice, but overcharging for repairs. The next place was unstructured and had me there 25 minutes past my appointment before they looked at my vehicle, and rudely handed me the estimate without asking for my business.  I was starting to get discouraged and frustrated.  I refused to take my car anywhere that would not be inviting because I ask a great deal of questions. However, when I called Service King, an angelic voice answered, explained the process fully, and even reassured me that they were willing to take care of me right away, no appointment necessary!\n \nUpon arriving the receptionist/assistant, Nancy, greeted me with the same friendly smile in person that she had in her voice over the phone. She introduced me to David Biggs, who was equally as welcoming and professional. In minutes, he had my damage assessed,  estimated, and sent to my insurance liaison by 8am the next morning.  It's always the small things that matter to me. I asked David if he could install a pair of new reverse lights bulbs that I had been unable to do myself, and he assured me that he would have the pros in the shop do it, and would be happy to bill separately. \n\nOnce I received the call from State Farm, I dropped my car off for repair.  If you have  a need and coverage for a rental car, be sure to tell your insurance company to use Hertz. That way you can take advantage of Kimberly's great customer service...right next door! \n\nKeep in mind though, my mind was blown from the world class service and convenience, but I didn't expect a call a few days later from David with a progress report and a promised completion date.  So my pick up day came, Very quickly I might add, and I could not have been more satisfied. My car was repaired perfectly and cleaned inside out. And remember those reverse lamps? Well David told me it was on the house, no charge! Please do not hesitate to take your \"Baby\" here. In my estimation, no one else comes close.


Like Mary Poppins, the Gelato Spot is \"practically perfect in every way\" (I know it's a weird reference, but have I mentioned I live with a 2 year old). Delicious gelato. Yummy, yummy tea. Incredible bend-over-backward-friendly service.Great hours. Always crowded but worth the wait. This is for sure my favorite place to go for a treat. 5 stars all the way.\n\nUPDATE: They no longer have a wide selection of tea at Gelato Spot (boo hoo hoo) buuuut they have this heavenly new thing (some italian word that starts with an A... sorry, can't remember what it is called exactly) that is essentially all I want in a dessert.... gelato with a shot of espresso poured over it....omg... so good, and invigorating... you must try this if you are a coffee freak like me!!


Yeah, one star for stealing my honey's credit card.  Thank goodness American Express is more loyal to its customers than you people are.  Using his credit card up & down Nellis blvd is retarded. \nEat a dick & gain some integrity.


Hands down, this place has the BEST sandwiches in AZ!\n\n1. Great Bread\n2. Generous size portion of meat in each sandwich.\n3. Nice variety of sandwiches.\n\nWild Turkey is my personal favorite sandwich.\nBrie/ Boar's Head Turkey/ Lettuce/ Tomato on Sourdough Bread.


I had the chili double burger .  The burger patties r thin , they put a nice thick layer of chili, the chili is not so runny that it's to hard to eat . Don't get me wrong it's still a messy burger but could b worse with with a thin chili. It comes with lettuce , tom ,onions , pickles and yuck,  mustard,hold the mustard PLEASE!!  The chili is a solid chili , by that I mean it won't offend to many people, not to hot or spicy middle of the road safe . I also had the chili tamale which came w/ the famous chili , American cheese onions and pickles ? The cheese is not melted but I'll live. Pretty decent tamale, kinda embarrased , don't know what kind of meat was in tamale, menu jus says chili tamale I guess if your eating a double chili burger does it really matter ?  I'll b back


Maybe it was my long day of travel that got me disoriented, but I couldn't find my way out of the airport when I arrived! I felt like I was wandering around on the lower levels trying to get to the street and was thrown for a loop when confronted with that super-speedy tram. \n\nStaff was friendly and the facility was clean.\n\nIt's an OK airport. You fly in and fly out. Nothing can touch PDX!


A French inspired \"steakhouse\" right in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip. We celebrated a birthday meal here looking for something a little different than your typical Vegas restaurant/buffet. It was an enjoyable meal, although not all that memorable.\n\nWe sat down after a long day of traveling and adjusting to the desert heat of Vegas in August and were all pretty famished. Only problem is, after sitting and staring at the menu for probably a good half hour, nobody could decide what sounded good. We couldn't even figure out what we wanted to drink! It's not that the menu didn't have enough variety or options to meet our needs, it was just sort of...uninspiring.\n\nAfter finally placing our order, I ended up with a bowl of the French Onion Soup and the special of the day, braised short ribs served over mashed potatoes with a spicy sauce. The soup was pretty good, served the traditional way in a crock with baguette slices and an overdose of delicious cheese. It was a little sweet for my taste and serve sort of lukewarm (which I think may have been intentional since it was 115 degrees outside...but I still think I would have preferred it hot). The short ribs were good, very tender and the portion size was just right. I could have used some more spice in the dish, although I realize spice to the level that I like spice isn't all that common in French cooking.\n\nAll in all this is a pretty good choice if you're looking for dinner around the Paris hotel. The atmosphere is pleasant (especially if you can get one of the patio tables with a view of the Bellagio fountains) and the food is pretty good and relatively reasonable for its type and location.


My husband & I both got Great work by Andrew Black! Can't wait to get more -such an amazing artist ~ thanks Andrew


Received an invitation for free cover and free drinks if I went to go check it out.  The drinks were good when they were free.  But as soon as they were not free it got very expensive.  A cup of vodka cran was $10.  Not worth it.  They even charge you for water.  Its fine and all, I would probably go again when the drinks were free, but I won't be buying any more booze from them.  Too expensive.


Bloody Marys: Amazing. Vegas is a city that knows how to do the Bloody Mary right. America was no exception and they spiced the glass rims for an extra kick. \n\nSteak and eggs: Decent. Then again, it's my go-to for hangover breakfasts (actually, all breakfasts) and the Bloody Mary stole the show, so I didn't pay too much attention to it. \n\nService: Sigi was our server. You know, I was, incidentally, at the same table as fellow reviewer Richard C. over here (we're crew - what's up punkass!) and I agree: Sigi was top-notch. Her hustle deserves a better forum in a better establishment. \n\nIan did indeed get six fries. It was embarrassing for everyone and I felt bad for the dude. And overall, the food was sub-par and America brought out the weirdness in everybody: Jeff - who is 6'5, was hungover and routinely eats like a garbage disposal - couldn't take more than a bite of his veggie sandwich. The bathroom was outside in the casino and it was weird with eight of us shuffling in and out of America for fifteen minutes at a time. The kitchen took too long to bring out our food. Even I grew a beard along with the rest of the man convention just sitting around waiting for our slop. \n\nAlso, I dropped a Benny on black at the roulette table afterward, and it went down the drain. I think it was because of America. Bad mojo.


I live in the Southwest part of Las Vegas and I usually find anything I need here. It takes a lot, something like red velvet pancakes, to make me venture out into another part of town. The possibility of trying red velvet pancakes made my friends and I wake up at 8 am on Presidents Day, drive about 40 minutes to Summerlin, and wait 45 minutes to get a table.  Despite all of that, I would do it all over again just to get a taste of those wonderful pancakes.\n\nMy two girlfriends and I shared these three menu items:\n\nRed Velvet Pancakes - yes, it lives up to the hype. The full stack came with 6 pancakes. The pancakes tasted like flat cupcakes and they are to die for. It was the right amount of sweetness. You may expect the whipped cream, chocolate crumbles and cream cheese syrup to be overwhelming but everything was just right.\n\nRick's Adobo Fried Rice - Adobo chicken is a traditional Filipino dish so my expectations were a little high on this dish. It came with fried rice with shredded chicken wrapped in egg like an omelet. It was very tasty and flavorful. We didn't really dig the macaroni salad. Someone was a little too liberal with the pepper.\n\nSpam Scramble - this was the only dish we didn't care for. It tasted as simple as it sounds... Spam with scrambled egg. I guess we just expected something different. This was something anyone could make at home and make it better.\n\nIf I were only rating the red velvet pancakes, I would give Babycakes Caf\u00e9 5 stars, hands down. I love the pancakes so much that I would make the drive out there again on my day off just to get a taste of them again.


I love the container park!! It is one of the coolest things to do with friends- Locals or visitors does not matter!\n\nThere is always cool stuff going on here! Events, music, movies!\n\nThe food and stores are super cool! It is really great for kids! Right in the middle of all these awesome little LOCAL shops is a giant playground!\n\nGo to the website, check out the calendar. I promise there is something fun coming up!! Or just go and check out the great little local merchants.


I went here for a friend's birthday. The prices were somewhat steep but the burgers were the best I ever had in my life. Huge mouth watering burgers made by the angels in heaven and descended by a gravity ray in my plate. (Then again, I'm usually frugal so my standards are low)\n\nVery wide variety of burgers, decent service with mediocre small table seating typical to broke bars/pubs that try to look classy.\n\nI had the big Ralph and it was hands down the best burger I've had in my life. The only reason my review is not a solid 5/5 is due to the prices (15$ for a damn burger man, ouch!) and the interior is, in my opinion, poorly decorated for a place that tries to look classier than the typical burger joint.


I got myt first pair of orthotics with this place back in 2001. Back then, I felt like a valued client, and they almost had me believe that they were foot specialists or podiatrists. I paid a little over $100 for two pairs.\nHowever, I visited the same location yesterday and explained that I could not find my inserts so I bought the shoes instead paying $600 for what I had purchased once a long time ago. Yet the shoes were still $130.00. I specifically asked for slip-resistant shoes and felt like being at a roller rink passing through the kitchen. \nI returned this morning, and the male attendant with a feux hawk decided to quote manufacturer's words to me when I tried to return the shoes, or exchange them within 2 sentences of our conversation.\nSo if it wasn't for their overpriced and prescribed inserts not from someone who has a degree in sports medicine, it would be for the careless treatment I received that I am submitting a low but generous score to the only surviving location in Clark County.\nI should add that female that I initially bought products from yesterday, was polite but said that their products would last 5 to 8 months at best, which is piss poor for $130.00.


Great western omelet! Hash browns are great and I would definitely recommend the cinnamon raison bread and raspberry jelly! Service was A+ as well, coffee never ran dry.


My favorite pizza place in Phoenix, bar none. Amazing, life changing pies. You must eat here. \n\nOther reasons why I like it:\n- cheap, good bottles of wine\n- dog friendly\n- light rail accessible\n- romantic vibe (but not too romantic, totally ok for just casual dining with friends)\n- friendly staff\n- free of Old Town Scottsdale douchery\n- desserts with nutella\n- fresh & often local ingredients\n- no ridiculous wait times like Bianco (usually 30 min or less during peak times)\n\nHighly recommended.


I gave one star because the food was good.... Service terrible. My husband and I went out for our last date night for a while before welcoming our son into the world. We were seated quickly and a server introduced himself because our server was busy with a big party needless to say we had FOUR different servers which is ok but our appetizers bread and entrees came out within 5 minutes of eachother. Frustrating to say the least then the server came by and asked if we would like our filets put under the heat lamp while we finished our appetizers both of us enjoy our steaks medium rare/medium so a heat lamp is deff not a solution. \n\nI'm not one to complain but if I am going somewhere spending over $30 a plate I'd enjoy not being rushed through our entire meal. Will not be returning anytime soon.


What could I possibly say about the Beach House Restaurant and Lounge?  I guess I could think of a few things.\n\nI went there today for the first time and was dazzled by the charm it flaunted, while still maintaining the gritty edge of a backwoods Wisconsin eatery.  Let's not get it twisted folks, we're not breaking gastronomic ground here.  What we are breaking are your misconceptions of what a restaurant can be whose parking lot is largely composed of Chevy and Dodge trucks, and whose front, snow-covered, lawn is full of snowmobiles.  Deal with it kids, this is that slice of Midwest Americana you've been looking for in any number of wayside eateries in rural America.  Fish fry anyone?\n\nTo begin, let me explain that one of the many draws for the Beach House's patrons is the fact that it is still legal to smoke indoors in McFarland.  I stepped inside and was immediately made aware of this fact as plumes of smoke took up residence in my clothes and nose.  \n\nDo not fear, however, there is a separate dining room that is nonsmoking.  And man was this separate dining room packed (Superbowl Sunday).  Packed with large women squeezing into convention center chairs.  Packed with waitresses who wore skin tight white Jordache jeans, giving you a fleeting sense of their giving nature.  Packed with the eager anticipation of an entire day spent watching football and football-related activities: drooling, eating, drinking, and smoking.  God bless America.\n\nThe AM dish to get here is the Walleye and eggs breakfast.  I would tend to agree, although their limited selection of omelets is made marginally more tasty by the addition of broccoli (you heard me punk).  As breakfast wore on, the dining room filled, emptied, and filled again; the waitstaff eagerly setting new places, removing paper place settings, calling people darlin' and hon'(always appreciated).\n\nSo give it to me hard backwoods Wisconsin.  Give me every sinew of your being: your ice fishing, snowmobiling, smoking, bloody Mary drinking, being.  Just be.  And give me a friggin' huge piece of deep fried walleye to help me digest the spectacle, with scrambled eggs on the side.  And don't you dare forget the tartar sauce.


So my wife and I stumbled upon this little restaurant while we were shopping in the Tatum area. We took a look at the menu, and saw the wide variety of food served with very reasonable prices, so what the heck let's give it a shot1\n\nThe decor is nice and cozy, they have alot of classic americana type portraits hanging on the wall. The restaurant space is kind of small, but it's a nice change from all the super sized restaurant chains. They had some nice music playing in the background, probably more jazzy than anything.\n\nMy wife ordered the Shrimp Scampi ($12), and I ordered the Jerk Chicken with sauteed potatoes and green beans ($11). When our dishes came, it was in a very presentable manner, had the look of a very expensive dish.\n\nThe Shrimps in my wife's pasta was amazingly fresh and large. The white sauce they used was a bit more liquid than the usual shrimp scampi, but that's probably due to their use of heavy cream. It was a nice touch to it I must say, the flavor of the sauce was not overpowering. It had a nice balance between the pasta and the seafood.\n\nFor my dish, there was a generous amount of jerk chicken, with the side of green bean and sauteed potatoes. I'm not a big fan of chicken breast, as I find the meat too tough, however, in this dish, it was delightfully moist and juicy! The jerk could've been a bit spicier, but it was a nice taste as it had a scrumptious tomato based sauce with the jerk spice and peppers. The green beans were fresh and crunchy, while the potatoes had the perfect crispy skin and moist inside.\n\nI would definitely like to try their dinner in the future. Probably would love to try their Creme Brulee (apparently it has banana lined up at the bottom with chocolate!!!!)\n\n It's a nice little treasure in the Cactus/Tatum area that should be explored!


Super quick for takeout, with a variety of Asian fusion options. The food is so-so, but satisfies if you need a quick fix in a hurry!


Try it.   Don't expect traditional pizza as its not...but it's so good.  They have a nice happy hour while a little higher  priced on drinks then other places in the area.  But the staff is always great and friendly and the food is fabulous.   Try the Cal Italia pizza.


I'm trying really hard not to be harsh. Honest. But this place has so many negatives and so few positives.\nMany of the reviews here mention the noise. They just don't give enough bad credit to the soundproofing.  This place is horrid for sleeping.  I stayed here Memorial weekend. The room was clean but certainly not elaborately decorated. Needed more towels. Bathroom so-so. Nothing about the room or property decor stated \"upscale\" or \"resort\".\nPool needs more lounge chairs, they were all hoarded and taken very early in the day. Misters would be a small but welcome addition to the Oasis bar by the pool. The Oasis bar was frequently understaffed. The poor person stuck there, \"Jaimie\" was very pleasant but overwhelmed by the work load.  The concierge in the lobby was flat rude to several folks on situations I eavesdropped on. Front desk on check in was nothing special.\nBack to the noise....Walking down the hallway rooms 160's, 170's, etc., my friends and i could and did stop and listen to any number of conversations thru the closed doors. Mind you this was standing in mid-hall, not up against door. Amazed at how poor the soundproofing. At night the place was a crashbox of noise. Simply unacceptable on any level. And certainly poor for a Resort/Spa property.\nMy comments to the front desk regarding noise were treated as, \" Ho-Hum. Heard it all before. \"\nWhen asked about Phoenix by coworkers and friends I'll have too, in good manners, steer them far away from this facility. Which is a shame. There is no way I can recommend this place at all. Too many fine properties, good pools, and nice staff at facilities in Phoenix area. \nThis is definitely not one of them.


If you're looking for the butteriest, most mouth-watering, melt-in-your-mouth croissants in Montreal, you need not look any further. Not to mention fresh breads, pastries and an incredible squash soup that is richer and creamier than a dairy farmer. \n\nDon't be thrown off by the line out the door. It moves fast, and even if it didn't, their baked goods are well worth the wait.


Came here on a Saturday because Showtek was going to dj. We bought our tickets presale so we didn't really have to wait in line. The place is a little small and cabanas and bungalows are upstairs with a few by the pool. The do have tables towards the back. The crowd was ok. There was a few people dancing and the pool was all full. I didn't even bother trying to go in. There is one set of restrooms and you can't take your drink in there. The place over all is really nice mainly because it's new. It's nothing compared to encore or wet republic. But it was nice and I had an ok time. Towards the end we got invited to a table and from there you can see the whole strip. Totally an amazing view.


They took over 30 minutes to prepare our food. I asked for my meal to be well done/crispy.  They brought my entree out and it was as soft and white as a baby's behind.  I sent it back. The dish came back darker but not crispy. AndFrustrated, I gave up. My family on the other hand enjoyed their entrees: a sub and a fried food platter.


Thankfully, we had a discounted \"friends and family\" rate for this hotel because it is not worth the full rate.  This review may be long, but it is worth your while to read if you are considering this hotel...\n\nThe hotel is very clean and very nice.  The complimentary hotel shuttle is an excellent bonus, and the location in downtown Tempe is great.  Now, read on for the negative comments.\n\nWe checked in on a Saturday night after 9:00pm.  After traveling all day, we were exhausted.  However, we soon realized that the entire hotel was filled with LOUD, DRUNK, FRAT BOYS.  Our room with a balcony overlooking the courtyard ended up being next to and across from 2 rooms filled with FRAT BOYS.  We immediately had our room changed to a room overlooking the parking lot.  Of course, we were awoken by the frat boys around 2:00am that morning.  HOW COULD THIS HOTEL ALLOW FRAT BOYS TO RUN IT FOR A WEEKEND?  It is the hotel's responsibility to enforce a quite and safe environment and they failed to do that.  Thankfully the frat boy idiots left the next day (there were several busloads of them).  \n\nNext, the hotel is located next to TRAIN TRACKS.  So, we were awoken EVERY NIGHT and early morning by the horn of a FREIGHT TRAIN.  I had read about this from other reviews, but I thought they were exaggerating.  I was very wrong.  How can this hotel be right next to a train track and not mention it on their web site?  They should give out free earplugs.  I was ready to overlook the idiot frat boys, but the loud train rumbling by every night totally ruined this stay for my wife and I.  \n\nLastly, the breakfast is over-priced.  They messed up our orders and the \"buffet\" includes  belgian waffles (which you have to make yourself).  The \"continental\" breakfast costs almost $10 an includes juice, yogurt, pastries, bagels...basically the same stuff you can get for free at other hotels!  \n\nThe staff was all excellent, the hotel is actually very nice, but being awoken by a freight train every night is unacceptable.  Also, the walls are very thin so you can hear everything outside of your room.  We would never stay in this hotel again, not even with the wonderful \"friends and family\" rate.  We would rather spend full price and stay in a hotel that is not next to train tracks.


Not sure why, but shooting fully automatic weapons is good clean fun. It's probably some deep seated primal thing, so don't blame me... blame evolution.\n\nThis place has all the guns you've been fantasizing about and letting them rip is as cathartic as you'd hope. On a Saturday it was crowded and we did have to spend a lot of time standing around before getting into the range. You don't shoot all by yourself, you're paired with an instructor the whole time, which felt perfectly safe to me though other people in our group were more nervous about the minimal instructions and training.\n\nThe guns weren't gleaming (our m16 jammed a bunch of times), but mostly worked as advertised. Some of the staff was super friendly while other folks were more surly. \n\nDefinitely a fun day-time activity and while not perfect or cheap this range gets the job done.


A renovation...looks to be different kitchen and wait staff as well...tho the wait staff is needing a little contact with regard to acceptable and appropriate daytime restaurant service attire.\n\nThere has been a renovation...and the space has certainly been improved.  With about 60 seats in the room, the colors and varying heights/spacing of the tables  of dining areas make for what feels like privacy.  On arriving 11:30 AM on a Thursday, I was gratified to see about 40 people in the restaurant.  With no sign about seating self or waiting, I caught the eye of one of the waitress' and she directed me to a seat not far from the kitchen/main service area.  \n\nI sat and received both water and menu.  Double-sided, but only lunch menu...no indication of the salad I wanted.  From previous experience as well as menu of other Thai Basil around the Valley, I know the staff has the ingredients and knows how to make my papaya salad...Som Tom.\n\nIf you have seen any previous review, you know that Som Tom is julienned green papaya prepared with thai chili, fish sauce, garlic, fresh-squeezed lime juice, tomato and palm sugar.  The salad is frequently offered with green beans, shrimp or salt crab.  It may also have julienned carrot in small portion.  \n\nWhen the questionably attired waitress came to take my order, I requested Som Tom and steamed rice...ordered Thai hot, no green bean and no shrimp.  She wrote down my order and turned to tender my order.  On to the phone, checking email and news, occupying my time until lunch arrived.\n\nThe salad and rice were presented to me in about 10 minutes.  What appeared to be a very large portion of papaya salad, about 3 cups, was an illusion.  The salad was placed on top of a pretty large amount of lettuce, which I did not see until I had taken a few bites of the salad.  I figure I actually had about 1 1/4 cups of papaya salad.\n\nSpice was 5 (makes my nose run, while 8 makes my forehead sweat and 10 brings tears to my eyes).\n\nRice...a pricy portion, 1 cup, fresh and well presented.  Just kinda hurts to have to pay for rice that is a traditional accompaniment.\n\nNo windows on the west side means comfort for afternoon and early evening enjoyment...\n\nWith regard to  the questionably attired waitress, what is going on with the denim shorts not fastened in front, hanging off the backside...netting and a t-shirt that does not meet the waist of the denim shorts...it leads me to wonder about the cleanliness of the presentation.


Girls are sweet and prices are reasonable. The stand up bed is hot so make sure you adjust your time ( I might just be super white lol)


Love the apartment, love the location.  The front office, with one exception, is awful.  The manager, Cynthia, is pleasant and professional.  Her staffer, Julia, is one of the worst workers in any role I've come across.  Late every day, doesn't respond to messages and 3 hr lunches daily are a few examples.  Fire this girl and start over.  How do you run a leasing office without a staffer there?!


Excellent food and presentation. They're going for that New Orleans flair. I personally have not been yet, but i could only imagine from the ambiance that NOLA provides.  \n\nI went on a Wednesday and there was a live jazz band playing. Had the filet mignon and it was cooked to perfection. It came with cream spinach and potatoes.  The spinach left a bit to be desired, but the meal itself was still delicious.  For an appetizer, I had the BBQ shrimp. 6 pieces of the juiciest most succulent shrimp ever. \n\nThe place was a bit pricey, but I'd say it's worth it.


Vegetarians, move along. No much to see or eat here. (Vegan - NO.)  I got the veggie quesadilla and it came with (actually, under, if you can picture that) raw broccoli bites and some iceberg lettuce. Mr. Amalia C got the chile relleno, which he peeled the cornflake-like breading off and then ate (said it was good), with side of rice and beans. The rice had meat in it, not sure if that was advertised or not. Interesting local color in the place for sure, and friendly staff, but not worth a repeat visit for vegetarians. I gave them that second star on account of the complimentary snickerdoodles. Yeah!


Decided to try this place after looking it up online......Never Again! Horrible food. Server was very unaware of what was going on. Every question asked about the menu she had no clue.  You can definitely tell the difference between someone who enjoys their job and someone who is just there for a paycheck. Not to mention food being unavailable. We ordered the Jambalaya, Coconut Tofu and Jerk Tofu..... horrible. The rice was not cooked all the way. Food was hard and very bland!  The Jambalaya was straight out of a Zatarain's with some Jamaican seasoning... as a business owner, professional chef, West Indian, world traveler and foodie this was by far the worst food I have ever had... overpriced and underrepresented.....\n\n\n Waste of money...\n\nStaff needs to be trained better on customer service....


I love this place.. They're sides are the bomb I always get the brisket dinner w/mac n cheese & baked beans..


My family (wife, kids, and parents) and I have never been to P F Chang's and decided to try it out since most of our friends like it.  We really like Chinese food in San Francisco CA, but I decided to come without super high expectations.\n\nWhy the 2 stars?  It's a combination of reasons.  Even though I did not walk in with super high expectations there is still a certain par level for a restaurant that prices Chinese food that high and claims to \"create great, crave-able Chinese food that guests cannot get anywhere else.\"  What a claim!  So I guess you can say that I did have a level of expectation based on their own claim.  \n\nI ordered the shrimp with candied walnuts lunch plate with fried rice.   The flavor was really nothing extraordinary, it was rather bland.  The sauce was tangy and the melons sweet but the shrimp had no savor.  The shrimp was also chewy.  The fried rice was, how do you put it, fried rice.  The hot and sour soup, on the other hand, had great flavor.  It had just the right amount of sour and spiciness to it. \n\nThe rest of my family didn't have anything wonderful to say about their lunch dishes.  My wife had the Chang's spice chicken and my parents shared the wonton soup and Chang's chicken lettuce wraps.  The kids didn't complain about their dishes and they rarely rave about food anyways, so their reactions did not contribute to the rating in this review.  However the kids' food, and sauce that came with it, came out piping hot (it was too hot to handle with even our fingers).  My wife and I had to blow on their food for several minutes so that the temperature was palatable to their young sensitive mouths.  Mind you that we understand that food comes out hot at every restaurant but this time it seemed like the food was taken straight out of the fryer and sent directly to our kids. This event DID contribute to the rating in this review.  \n\nThe service was ok... nothing great and nothing bad.\n\nIn conclusion, PF Chang's China Bistro did not create great, crave-able Chinese food that guests cannot get anywhere else.  They certainly did not create it with my shrimp dish nor the dishes that the rest of my family had.  This experience certainly does not scream \"lets go there again!\"  I often have a craving for Chinese food from a few other smaller restaurants in Henderson.  On top of that, they are inexpensive compared to PF Chang's.  We will not be coming back.


We visited this establishment twice. My two kids loved it and it was clean. \nThe third time we visited we showed up at 10:30am (they open at 9) and there was no one there, no lights on, no sign on the door. Three other moms and their children came at the time I was there and we took our business elsewhere.\nThis was just a start to the unprofessionalism.\nI noticed on their PUBLIC BUSINESS facebook page that the owner seemed to get into a dispute....a rather rude dispute... with several customers. They posted a random post about Andrea Yates killing her kids then refused to apologize if it offended anyone and basically that they didn't care and didn't need your business if you disagree.\n I can overlook a lot of things when it comes to a business, but blatantly disrespecting others and being unprofessional is where I draw the line. \nBottom line, We enjoyed playing there the couple times we went, but good luck going during business hours when there is someone there. And don't like them on facebook unless you want to be disrespected. PlayGrounds in Peoria will be getting my business from now on even though it's twice the drive.


i'm not one for the heavy tourist spots so i'm prejudice against hofbrauhaus.  that being said, the sausage is ok.  the beer is good.  it's just too kitchy and overblown for me.  theres much better german food in vegas if you're looking.


This is the best sushi place I've ever been to! The food is amazing and the service even better! The prices are great and they have half price sushi all day weekends and after 5pm during the week!!!! There are so many amazing rolls for you to try!! I have been coming here since 2010 when I used to live here!! Every time I visit Vegas which is about 7 Times a year I always come here!!!


The pizza is pretty tasty.  Solid thin crust italian style pie.  If i'm nitpicking they are pretty stingy on the toppings and I wish they were a dollar or two cheaper.\n\nBiggest complaint here is the building itself.  If you get stuck inside one of those tiny little rooms that were built originally as someone's bedroom with like 7 tables be prepared to hear everyone's conversation but your own.\n\nAsk for the crushed red pepper infused olive oil - it is glorious. Dump the crushed red pepper on that spicy sausage.  Heat lovers dream.


Ramen place close to home on a cold, Vegas evening?\n\nWe were promptly greeted and seated, given menus, a huge carafe of water, and were left to figure out what we wanted to eat. \n\nMy friend and I both ordered the Spicy Miso, which had a piece of chasu, nori, and a few other things that I can't pronounce. \n\nThe broth was hearty, however it was a bit different which I can't seem to pinpoint with my tastebuds. It was a good meal and will come back if I feel lazy to drive all the way to Chinatown or Bachi Burger is too crowded :)


Good bingo and 5$ blackjack that pays 3:2. It's amazing how 1 person can totally change your view of a place.  After playing a few bingo sessions and blackjack, I finally decided to get a drink. So being broke, I sat at a penny slot and waited for the waitress to come- 15 minutes of wait time. I asked for a beverage and she said that I needed to be consistently betting at least 20 cents a bet because that's their rule. I was nice enough to tip her even though she was rude to me and I couldn't even drink their shitty sweet no-alcohol daquiri. Time for a new bingo place :)


STAY AWAY !!!! Do yourself a favor and stay away from lumber liquidators. Living in Prescott, Az I wanted a wood floor so I drove to LL in Peroria. The staff,(Mgr Mr Wills) recommended a bamboo product and I purchased 1100 sq feet and drove it home. It was acclamated inside the house for over 5 months and was installed and looked great. Within a month the entire floor failed. \n\nNow is when LL showed their true colors. I was given the run around by the store Mgr and directed to customer no service in Virginia. What a joke they were. Terry called me sent me a disclosure form which I completed and faxed back ASAP.  Waited 2 weeks with no response from Terry despite numerous emails and voicemails. Called the Peroria store mgr and was given Terry's supervisor Holly's ,telephone number. She did call back refused  to agree with their own store mgr Geoff who told me that they have had problems with the floor I purchased from them. She told me she had all of paperwork and photos. she was going to arrange an inspection to determine if I had mosture issues. Well lets see. I live in Az which is pretty much desert right ! How much you want to bet they claim it's too dry and thats why the floor failed .\n\nI have written the CEO, Mr Sullivan a note and awaiting a response or a phone call.\n\nMy credit card company wants me to take the product back to them and dump it their parking lot, take a photo and drive away. Sounds like a good plan to me !


I am a regular at this nail salon for the past few months now and I just realized that I have not yet written a review ! So here it goes... I have tried many salons since I have been in vegas and this one is by far the best! My nails do not lift ! I can go almost three weeks without a fill, and the pedicures are wonderful! Besides the amazing job they do on my nails , there customer service is excellent ! They take care of there customers and they are extremely friendly and personable , hopefully this will be my nail salon for as long as I am here .


I'm a Vegas native and 5 guys is good but not fantastic. It's a very good thing that you can add any toppings for no additional charge but I feel like they need to season the hamburger meat. So far every time I have been here the meat has been very bland and tasteless. I NEVER get onions on anything, but yet I was very turned off because everything on my burger tasted like a raw onion and come to find out there was one on there so I had to throw the rest away because I can't get past that taste.  The fries were very over done and burned on the ends but at least it was fresh oil unlike other food places I have been to. \nOne concern I had is that while sitting and enjoying my time with my family there was an employee just wondering around all lost while customers were near the counter, but when they leave she is back up at the counter talking and normally I don't care but I could hear the whole conversation and some things should not have been said out loud. Basically airing her dirty laundry. \nMy 2 last concerns is that when you are sitting there, you shouldn't hear the employees constantly yelling YEP YEP YEP. It gets annoying very fast. Especially when it gets louder and louder. In addition, you should really offer a military discount because I know that other locations do.


After being advised by my son to NOT eat at Mickey's, I thought, \"well, how bad could it be for breakfast?\"  The answer: very bad.  This is a sleazy, greasy, dirty dinner frequented by people who are looking for only quantity because there is no quality.  The place, on a Thursday morning, was packed.  \n\nI ordered a cheese and bacon sandwich on toast.  The bacon had an \"off\" flavor.  I don't know if it was rancid, but the bacon was awful.  I was done after one bite. \n\nMy sister ordered French Toast which means \"bread dipped in an egg/milk wash and fried on a griddle.  When it came, it looked like well-done scrambled eggs; no discernible pieces of bread found.   The  \"mass\" covered the entire plate.  She said there was something wrong with the French toast; it had cinnamon and the bread was lumpy.  Then she tasted the raisin.  The waitress said this was \"Mickey's take on French toast.\"  She should have said, \"This was yesterday's cinnamon raisin roll that was recycled for the poor souls who want french toast.\"  After noting my sister was not happy with the cinnamon/raisin/egg much, she brought some regular toast as requested.  \n\nIf you like a quality breakfast in a clean restaurant, this is NOT the place for you. A Waffle House is much, much better.  I should have listened to my son.  Never again will I pass though this dump.


This is a NYC restaurant. That is a compliment and a complaint. There is no question the food is outstanding. Arguably the best in all of Charlotte and deserving of national acclaim. \n\nHere is my complaint. Have you ever dined somewhere that it spectacular and the place knows its spectacular? I have experienced this in NYC. Sort of like the honor is all mine and I should be grateful they have allowed me to dine there. Maybe it was just my experience, but there was just an air of pretentiousness. \n\nSecond. The place is way too small. This means they have to flip the tables quickly to turn a profit. I was there with a party of four. We ordered a bottle of wine and drinks. The beverages came and we had to order. We were not allowed to order our appetizers while we perused the entr\u00e9e menu drank and chatted. Nope we had to order appetizers and entrees together. The waitress saw the incredulous look on my face and explained that the entrees take a while. \n\nWell the entrees didn't take long. Sorry but after dropping over $250 I don't think I should rushed. I worked in the restaurant industry. I know that people \"park\" themselves at their table. Trust me that was not what we did. This was an assembly line chain restaurant experience. Get'em in and get'em out. \n\nI am glad I went an experienced Chef Moffet's food. He is incredible. He needs some help on the front end. I wouldn't go back. Jim Noble restaurants are much better run and the food is on the same level.


a 3 day kitchen remodel has turned into an 8 day job. all these 5 star reviews must be from people they know.  the only good thing I can say is that at least they answer their phones.


We went for our anniversary on a Friday Night. There was a very large crowd and a thirty minute wait. We decided to stay, and boy was I glad we did. They had a live band playing in a very nice court yard with water features and seating outside. The cocktails were very good. I started with a dozen oysters, they were excellent. I also had the Filet Mignon and grilled lobster tail. It was beyond words. The service was excellent. A little pricey our tab was over $300  for a party of three. I would go again. It is a very fun environment and very loud, so if you are looking for a quiet romantic place, not so much.


We just moved to the area and were looking for a good place to work out. We decided to try the rec center and got a 1 week trial period. We worked out at different times during the day and were always able to get a treadmill or elliptical. I love that the classes are included in the month to month membership-no contracts too!


I wouldn't come here again\nunless you blindfolded me, tied me up and brought me here against my will. Went here with friends on a Saturday night, big mistake. We paid $30 to get in and weren't told that some private party had pretty much taken over to the entire place. How did we know? They obnoxiously all wearing white. How original. Besides that, Pure has made the decision to turn the entire place into nothing but tables and bottle service. Everywhere you go there must have been a table to the left or right of you. Leaving no space to stand or dance or wait for a drink.  The second floor outside area, didn't get any better. For the 20 minutes we were there before we decided to leave, it was like we were walking in narrow hallways of VIP rope. I felt so upset paying cover and not even being here for half an hour and  enjoying the place. How does crappy place get this thinking they can charge the same cover as a much better, bigger Vegas club like XS?  I'll refuse to come here again and warn my friends about it.


When is anyone ever compelled to write a review about a parking lot?? Well, this one really sets a new standard. A once dreaded experience of searching for secure parking and getting to the airport on time has been turned into an experience where the normal hassles are eliminated. \n\nThey offer covered parking. Spaces are not crammed together. Shuttle driver helps you with your bags immediately and pulls up right when you park (no wasted time - perfect for a commuter who is normally cutting it close to get to the gate). \n\nThe icing on the cake is really the Paradise cookie voucher - a sweet treat to top off the experience. Again, when do you get rewarded with a free cookie just for doing something as mundane as parking your car?


I was very curious about eyelash extensions so I purchased a groupon for a \"flirt set\" at The Brow Lady. The shop is small and it looks like they do a range of services like nails and waxing as well. I agree with Shar B. about the front desk staff. I wasn't greeted in a friendly manner upon entering either, just hustled into the back room.\n\nFirst of all, I really wish their website gave some details and information on the do's and dont's of having these lashes if you've never gotten them before. \n\nIf you live in a humid climate (or plan on traveling to a humid climate), or do anything like swimming or hot yoga, then skip them. Here I was lying on the table telling my eyelash lady that I was about to leave for a trip to southeast Asia (I was hoping to do the eyelashes and forgo packing makeup) and she tells me \"well I'll be surprised if they last a week\". Huh? So I said \"what do I do if I go swimming?\" and she says \"dry them immediately with a hairdryer\". Of note, there are no electrical outlets in the remote jungle of Laos, and no, I wasn't  planning on bringing a hairdryer. \n\nAs she was applying I was already feeling cheated in paying for this once I heard they wouldn't last, but then she commented that she finished in record time....30 min. I thought ok, how long does it normally take? Their brochure and website says 1 1/2 hrs. So now, I was feeling cheated again, like I didn't get the full treatment because I came in with a groupon. \n\nWell she was right about them falling off. As I sweated my way through yoga and then enjoyed swimming, etc on my trip they became scarce. I eventually had to pull the remaining few off which wasn't fun. \nThey might be worth it for a really important occasion like your wedding or something, but don't plan on them lasting through your honeymoon.


I'm in Sun City visiting my mom, and apparently this is a favorite of she and her husband. I'm absolutely stunned, as they usually have decent taste. Thus place was truly terrible.  The only redeeming quality was that it was relatively clean.


I was recommended to try Sushi Roku located in the Forum Shops and I'm glad I did.  \nThe restaurant itself is nicely decorated.  I liked the decor that's on the restrooms doors.\n(See photo) \n\nService: \nFrom the time I walked in to leaving the restaurant I felt like I was special. \nI was warmly greeted by a young lady in which I mentioned that I would be dining alone and would like a view of the strip.  DONE! She sat me right along the windows that overlooked the south side of the strip.  \nHugo, my server, was very helpful in recommending a sushi of my liking. He kept coming around to make sure that I liked my dish and we got to chit chat a little about the food.   (I don't eat raw fish often but in this case I figure I'd try it and see if it was fresh)\n\nI'm glad I did. My sushi was topped with Tuna that was yummy and fresh. I also informed him that I don't like too much jalapeno's  so he made sure it was on the side rather than wrapped in my sushi.  The miso soup was tasty and very flavorful and I washed it down with a Blue Moon.  ( I know I should've had a Sapporo instead) \n\nMy experience here was amazing that whenever I'm in Vegas I will definitely return.


My 10 year old boys had fun.  A little pricey but it is clean, well lit and not too loud.  For the adults....the wifi blows, the food is not very good and expensive.  A small iced latte was just under $5.  Can't bring anything in either....(and Pepsi products..ick).\n\nAll attractions/games were in good working condition.


Fantastic is all I can say! I never shopped there before until a friend of mine told me they don't do animal testing, so I went to check it out. It was the best customer service I have experienced in so long! The two ladies were so nice and welcoming. I wish I remembered their names! One had hombre hair and the other had glasses. They were so nice! They gave me samples since it was my first time there and I KNOW I'll be coming back there for more! I got the split end treatment and she told me other ways I could use it, very helpful! I officially love Lush products.


Skip the dining room and eat at the bar. Robert was our bartender and he did a great job. He's very knowledgeable about the tequila. We did a full on tequila tasting and got a little lesson in each brand. His service was top notch. The food was good, but I think the tequila was my favorite part.


The food here is great!! The miso soup is bomb and they have great sides also! Check this place out...