Tonight I was on a mission. I wanted a delicious but cheap sandwich. After thinking for a bit, I remembered Mildred's. I'd been there once before as a kid, but couldn't remember the experience. I didn't recall disliking it, so it must have been at least decent.\n\nWhen I got their I looked over their pretty lengthy menu. They really do have a lot of choices. All appeared to be quite delicious on paper. I finally decided on the Blystone. When I went to pay with my debit card, I was told that they only except cash and to use the ATM in the corner. Unfortunately the ATM turned out to be on the fritz and I had to go to a corner store and use their ATM.\n\nAnyway, the sandwich TOTALLY made up for the slight ATM inconvenience. After reading reviews here I was only expecting an okay sandwich, but seriously... this thing was great. It was pretty big and I probably should have saved half for later, but I was starving. It filled me up, that's for sure. Definitely worth going back for. Next time I'll be sure to have some cash on hand.


I frequent this place time and time again.  Friends in town?  Lets visit for some 3.95 steak and eggs!  However, it does get quite busy at night, so be prepared to wait in line.  The food isn't bad, especially for what you're paying.  It's kind of hit or miss.  Sometimes it's great sometimes the food is overcooked.  But again, how can you go wrong for the price?


the food there was ok...\nBUT the place was dirty!! \nthe service was ok but it was sooo dirty also with the waiter's top and pants, YUCK!


I honestly can't say much about this place.  Mediocre fast food.  \n\nThe store was clean & the service was fast.  I would rather the walnut shrimp not be stuck together.  Also, when someone asks to try something that means try not scoop a big spoonful on the plate.\n\nI said, \"Oh no, I only wanted to try.  Never had that one\"\nHer reply, \"Oh, I like it.\"\n\nWell the place was clean, food was fresh & I left full.


great pies and phillys. please come to hendo.


Review for the nightclub....\n\nTIP:  If you are staying in the Venetian you get a fast ticket into the club.  I don't remember the details so make sure you check out the concierge.\n\nI like this club, as soon as you walk in you get a taste of how nice the ambiance is going to be.  Even though it's a pretty decent size club with multiple rooms, it gets packed later on in the night on the weekends.  So I recommend getting there before 11 to get some free space before it really starts bumping around midnight.  But let's be honest, we don't like dead clubs right?\n\nLike any other club, find your promoters so you're not stuck paying an arm and leg to wait in line till 1am.  Of course girls can get in free.  Because yah I\"ve seen people still standing in line at that time....Crazy!\n\nThe music was great (hip hop/ dance), go-go dancers in tubs, security were cool and making sure the annoying drunks were kicked out, guys weren't skeezy and partying in this club really makes you really feel like you are in Vegas!  Till 5am baby!  (Or maybe it was 6, lost track of time?)


Was here for a convention.  The bathrooms in the convention area were spacious and clean.  However, the lunch breaks offered very little for the people with any dietary restrictions.  Even my local sandwich shop in Austin TX can make me a sandwich with gluten free bread.....not so much in Vegas.  I ate salads for lunch and eggs/bacon for supper mostly as I was too tired to find a good restaurant with a chef that can do gluten free/dairy free.  Thought the gambling area smelled like smoke, so I didn't do any gambling there.  Since my only other experiences in Vegas are either at the Bellagio or Mandalay Bay, the Mirage is average at best IMHO.\n\nUpdate later that same year:  Girls weekend in Vegas for 4 ppl.  Reservations made all together on one credit card and one name so they are linked together.  Requested adjoining/connecting rooms as this was a girls weekend.  When we arrived the reservations were NOT linked.  They did not have us in adjoining or connecting rooms.  They did NOT alter that fact, nor did they seem to care that this was inconvenient or a problem.  They did not address it or offer any compensation for this HUGE inconvenience.  It really affected the trip that if two of us went up and were not the two sharing the same room, then we either had to be apart or cart items between the rooms...same goes for sharing accessories, having morning coffee, etc.  It was just a drag.  The Mirage was seemingly unaware of how girls weekends operate.  Their attitude was uncaring and I will NEVER go back.  Why make a reservation for two rooms in advance if the reservation itself is not honored?  Why pay a reservation hold fee if it isn't holding what you want?  Why go out of town for a girls weekend, if you can't spend the weekend with the girls?  We did have fun, but the inconvenience was a bit dampening.  If you expect good customer service go to the Bellagio, if you want clean rooms and no service, then stay here.


Visiting from CA and my fellow traveler recommended we stop in here to pick up a few things. Nice layout and good prices.  My only complaint is the bananas were green.  I appreciate that at home so they last longer, but when wanting to eat one now it kinda sucks.  Matt the cashier was very friendly and cool as was the bag boy.  Nice place...he said it's family owned and operated.  Like it better than Sprouts which they have in SoCal.


we had very good ribeye, cocktails and appetizers...but they serve fish and chips with ketchup, not vinegar...and the espresso without a lemon twist. the regular coffee was very good, though. skip the dessert menu. it was very limited. we had the chocolate cake but it was heavily frosted and seemed a little old and dry. the atmosphere needs a professionals touch. one who can get a little closer to a \"cafe society\" feel. this feels more like an 80's italian vibe. the wait staff is very professional...


They told me that the oil change would take an hour to an hour and a half. It ended up taking three hours as they waited for a part. In their defense they said it was possible it would take longer. That was fine but when the person at the front\ndesk starts talking politics, swearing, and pushing his beliefs, that is when the line of professionalism was crossed. The car works great but the customer service left much to be desired.


Great tailoring hands down. I've had jeans taken in, dresses altered and hems taken up - all perfectly done. I will say, though, that you get what you pay for, i.e. it's not affordable tailoring.  A pair of jeans cost $20 to be taken in, and $20 for hemmed pants or dress. While I personally think it's worth it for expert tailoring, others may think it's a bit overpriced for some of the basic tailoring. \n\nAlso, the staff are all very nice and will give very helpful tailoring advice when asked. You can trust your nicest pieces here - they are in good hands!


This place is decent.  Bike-themed insides.  The decor didn't overwhelm me with awesomeness and I am not sure I'll be dying to go back any time soon, but the food was great. I had a burger with Black & Tan onion rings, and we had the hummus to start.  All very good, and good specials on beers, of which there is a good variety, during Happy Hour.


Noisy. Crowded. Mediocre food.\n\nI also call their cleanliness into question. Upon attempting to use a mustard bottle at our patio table, a piece of dirt/napkin/dried-out-mustard had jammed the tip of the squeeze bottle. What I thought was just thick mustard exploded all over myself and my wife when whatever was clogging the end was forcibly ejected from squeezing it.\n\n+1 star because the waiter was kind enough to bring towels wet with soda-water for us to clean ourselves up.


It is little pricy but they give you o much meat that it makes up for it.  I have only has the gyros.  The have good food, beer, and wifi great place to go for lunch in between classes at GCC.


Montesano's is a friendly, authentic trattoria and more.  It is also a deli, pasta shop, and first-rate emporium of memorable baked dessert treats.  A server was slow to take our order, based on some initial confusion over who was assigned our booth.  But, once that hiccup was alleviated, all was well.  She was a fine server, but I would have liked to have been informed of the dinner specials like Lobster Parm I later saw on a board.  A sign inside the restaurant reads \"Where love has a taste!\" and diners are reminded by another placard to be patient because all food here is cooked to order.  I found great taste in these environs, and the freshly prepared food well worth the wait. \n\nI was initially surprised to see that dinners are served here with complimentary freshly baked garlic knots and bread.  Then the surprise turned to shock when the bread and basted knots were placed on the table.  There were 24 Garlic Knots--for only 2 diners!  They were small, but so what?  The doughy knots were warm and quite tasty, and the huge number made up for their diminutive size.  A dozen accompanied us home.\n\nI was less impressed by the fresh but earthy Italian bread.  It was sort of dry, and not that tasty.  But this was a minor setback.  For the Stracciatella (Italian Egg Drop) Soup was the best I have ever had: really hot and tasty broth, and chockfull of spinach and egg whites.  An immense \"Caesars Salad\" with one anchovy as requested, chopped Romaine, Romano Cheese, and fresh croutons was very good but almost overdressed with too much Creamy Caesar Dressing.  \n\nA Shrimp Cocktail featured 8 large shrimp that were good but tasted like they had recently been defrosted.  But I harbored no reservations at all concerning my entree of delectable Veal Montesano over Fettuccine, which was simply superb.  This very creative dish featured nicely pounded and tender, hand sliced, and lightly floured milk-fed veal medallions, artichoke hearts, fresh garlic, roasted potatoes, and roasted red peppers, and was finished in a delicate white wine and butter sauce in a brick oven.  The fragile artichoke petals gave the sauce a welcome hint of lemony flavoring.  And the fresh pasta undergirding the veal was cooked perfectly!  The whole edible conglomeration represented a delicious and very nice blend of harmonizing flavors.\n\nBut I was by no means done, because a lovely, large \"Black & White Cookie\" in the display case had caught my eye when I entered the restaurant.  I went back to get a good second look, and then ordered it for dessert.  The unusual cookie, freshly baked on premises, was composed of pound cake topped by vanilla icing on one half, and chocolate icing on the other, and was moist and delectable.  The pure vanilla and chocolate flavors startled my taste buds.  Diane's novel idea of biting down on the black and white border to take in both flavors at once was a definite winner.  And, that lovely cookie was so rich that half of it accompanied me home, and even that amount lasted two more lunches!  \n\nAffable owner/chef Steven Montesano, attired mostly in red, flitted in and out of the kitchen, watched the front of the house, and came over to our booth to check on us a few times during the course of our meal.  He was a very cordial and accommodating host, and it is obvious that he takes great pride in his fine cooking and baking.  Deservedly so!\n\n4-1/2 stars overall!


I just arrived in Madison and was pooped from a long day + travel. I was really hungry and excited for a low key, hot meal. I had a bunch of work to catch up on so searched for a vegetarian friendly place that would also deliver. I was excited to find veggie Nepalese food that was close to the hotel. Every dish, even things that seemed like sides seemed pretty expensive so I assumed the portions would be enormous. I don't want enormous portions but I also didn't want teeny portions with a high price tag. I ordered a soup and it was basically a cup of soup for over $10. I didn't order anything else sadly and am left feeling pretty hungry. Wahh. Haha. \n\nShould have read more of the reviews!!!


Bill Johnson's Has Lost Its Giddyup and Should Just Go\n\nA friend and popped into Bill Johnson's for lunch unplanned. We should have planned better. \nNow looking for a lighter fare perhaps we shouldn't have tried a \"cowboy\" establishment, but I was still craving some down home cooking after a disappointing trip to Chilleens on 17 (you can check out my review of them as well if you'd like), so we took a shot. \nService was friendly enough and they had Kiltlifter on tap; a redeeming grace for any establishment in my humble opinion. My friend tried a smothered chicken breast and I went for the saut\u00e9ed tilapia since I was wanting something a tad lighter. But I was still craving some good baked beans and a baked potato with the works sounds delicious. My friend went for the green beans and the interesting sounding green chile mac and cheese. \nThe food took a while to get there. So long that I was beginning to think the fish was a good choice since clearly they were having to still catch it and kill it. When it arrived I was far from impressed. The sides were lukewarm at best yet the fish was hot; telling me that things sat around waiting for the cook to prepare my fish. I now wish they had found somewhere else to go. \nWhile my friend's chicken wasn't bad with peppers and onions and cheese, the smothering was hiding a near inedible edge to the breast. Clearly cooked at too hit a temp and ruining the edges of the meat. My fish had received the same treatment. Add over spicing with pepper and some loathsome lemon butter goo, and you get a relatively unpleasant meal.  \nThe sides were no better. Bland canned baked beans once again and the \"cheese\" sauce was as runny as water in the mac and cheese. \nThis review seems somewhat redundant after all the other bad reviews if this place, but now I know to check the Yelp before moseyin' into this corral.


I was trapped across the street at the God awful RnR bar. I was longing to be there instead. It looked like a fun friendly place from across the road and the few bikers that crossed the road to check out RnR were good guys. I just feel odd without  a bike going there.


A friend recommended this place while I was visiting Madison. I was hesitant because it's a chain but she highly recommended. I regret not just yelping for an Italian restaurant in Madison. The food wasn't that great and the service was OK. I'm tired of Italian restaurants throwing noodles and sauce together and calling it an Italian dish. Lessoned learned....I'll stick to yelping restaurants.


Definitely a one time only for us, unless we go only to drink.  (Lagunitas IPA on tap...yay!). The nachos were nothing special and certainly the cheese was poured from a can.  The chicken on the nachos may well have been cooked days earlier.  Same with the chicken on the dinner salad.  The dinner salad greens were also poured from a bag, I'm sure. The sliders were made from microwaved diskettes of beef, very clearly not grilled to order.  Also there are three different sliders so be sure to specify exactly what you want.  I thought we did, but we got something other than what we ordered.  The food in the pictures on the menu looks beautiful.  The food on the plate didn't deliver.


Another Fox restaurant...yawn. \n  We started out on a bad note when we took a seat at the bar to wait for our table. The bar was really cool looking and we loved the idea of using green apples as paperweights. The selection of wine and beer was really decent for a place with a limited menu. The bartender, however, poured us pathetically small glasses of wine. It would have been ok if it appeared to be consistent, but we saw several glasses going out to tables that were much fuller. They weren't exorbitantly priced glasses, but I still want what I'm paying for!\n  Next, the food. The zucchini fries were bland and fell apart, but the sauce that they came with was pretty tasty. The truffle fries were lacking in a good truffle flavor. Some of the fries in the basket were soggy and some were burnt. We sent most of them back. The veggie burger was super good. Just about one of the best veggie burgers I've ever tasted, surprisingly. The report from the ahi burger was \"ok\". The report from the Zinburger was \"ok and undercooked according to my order\". The sweet potato fries were delicious. \n  The service was good. Elizabeth busted her butt to get us everything we needed, despite the clear lack of organization in the rest of the restaurant: The place had cleared out considerably by the time we ordered, and it still took about 30 minutes to get our food!\n  As with most Fox Concepts, it's all concept and no substance. From most of the other reviews, I don't expect a long wait for tables in this place the very near future.


i have been taking my 13 month old son for his haircuts here since he was 8 months. they are friendly and efficient. the ladies who work here are quick and efficient. leave my son with the haircut i requested and while doing it in a fun quick way .\neasy to schedule appointment and very clean. great environment.


Very professional and friendly to this visitor from cold Chicago here for Cubs spring training. Fit me in last minute. Great wax and pedicure - personalized service. Highly recommend.


Hands down the worst restaurant in Surprise. \n\nThe only reason we came here tonight was to support a fundraiser for our school's PTA. TGI Fridays promises a 20% return for everyone who turns in a flyer to their server. That would be great if people weren't leaving left and right prior to being served! I personally watched 4 tables of our families get up and walk out after waiting at least 15-20 minutes just to have their order taken after being seated. That is simply outrageous and unacceptable. \n\nThe same girl who forgot about seating us back in November tried to INSIST that my 8 month old baby sit in a booster seat because they can't put the high chairs out in the aisles. I told her I needed a high chair and to sit us at a table. She kept trying to seat us in a booth and told me again about the whole high chair in the aisle policy. I told her I don't care what your policy is, my 8 month old needs a high chair.....so we got seated at a table and she told me again no high chairs in the aisles. I don't know if she is just dense or what but given that she still has a job there after the crap job she did back in November leads me to believe she must have naked pictures of somebody to still be working there....or they just don't give a damn. Silently, I pushed a chair to her and took the high chair from her and seated the baby in it pulling it next to me so it was out of the aisle. She goes \"ohhhhh...that's smart.\". O-M-G.....\n\nI hung in there because it was for the school, but honestly, we should have left as well because we waited 15 minutes for our drink order to be taken after the saga with just being seated. Drinks came and we placed our order. We ordered the Chicken Quesadillas to start, lobster ravioli for my son and a club sandwich with a side salad for me. The side salad came out first which puzzled me and concerned me that the waitress forgot our appetizer. I said nothing though and about 10 minutes later, the quesadilla came out. It was overdone and had that burned taste to it though it wasn't burned in coloring. I think the quesadilla maker probably burned the quesadilla before they made mine and I got to taste the remnants. It was overly saucy to try to mask the burned flavor...though it wasn't a very good job. :( The side salad was 1/2 cup of lettuce with a couple of grape tomatoes and 4 croutons. My son said the lobster ravioli was not very good and it tasted more like imitation crab meat to me when he gave me a taste. It also didn't come with the bread stick that was advertised in the listing. *sigh* It's for the school though so we hung in there....and waited 25 minutes for our check. Literally. We watched people waiting to have drink orders taken, waiting for their checks, waiting for their food...and mostly a whole lot of waiting.  It wasn't just our server who was slow...the entire restaurant seemed to be in a time warp! It was un-freaking-believable. I asked to see the manager, and quite honestly, I'd still be waiting for him because he never came by my table. Waitress finally came back and said, \"You don't want dessert, do you?\" Wow......but we ordered dessert to go just so we could get the hell out of there and up our bill for the school's benefit. It was the very first time I've ever gotten a to-go cup of ice cream with the dessert but I digress. \n\nI doubt our school did very well in this fundraiser due to the horrendous service that everyone experienced. It was the hardest earned 20% I've ever given. Next time I'll just make a donation to the school rather than go through that disaster of a dinner again. This TGI-Friday's should be ashamed of themselves. They taut that they do these fundraisers right on their tables but they are no where near equipped or capable of benefiting these non-profits and schools. Shameful!


I had the Gyro salad in a shell. The salad itself was great. Wasn't a fan of the shell. I would come back for the salad and to try the fish. My friends swear by the place which i dont get but I am willing to try again. My friend had the chicken pita with onion rings. She wasnt a fan of either. The onion rings are pretty bland (or maybe Ive just had much better onion rings).


I reviewed this Restaurant as great with a good selection of well-cooked Chinese and American dishes. That was true when I we dined there last June, but how things have changed. \n\nMy wife and I re-visited this Restaurant last Monday. Before going, we called to be sure that they offered all-you-can-eat crab legs during the week. We were told \"yes.\"\n\nWhen we arrived most of the food on the buffet must have been placed there hours ago. Fried shrimp as cold, as were several other dishes I tried. We tried to get crab legs, after a 30-minute wait a small plate of them were placed in the steam table for the restaurant to share. By the time we go to them, they were gone. \n\nWe spoke to the manager with hopes that she would correct the issues...nothing happened. \nAfter another 15-minute wait, we left, hungry, upset and down almost $30. \nWhen paying our check the manager approached us and said \"sorry about that.\" So are we. We were optimistic for this restaurant, but they simply missed the mark.


I was lucky to get a great deal on this hotel ($110/night for the first 2 nights, $90 for the last night) via Priceline. Still on the pricey side, especially with the additional fees from priceline plus the outrageous $20/night resort fee (hey at least it includes internet), but ultimately I have to say it was all completely worth it for one of the best hotel experiences I've had.  I hadn't been to vegas in 3 years, and a lot changed in that time, including the entire city center.  We generally stay in 5* hotels on the other side of the strip (Wynn, Venetian, Palazoo) but it's amazing how advanced the technology is in these brand new luxury hotels.  Everything in the room is automated -- no more of those door tags, that is all done by pushing a button.  And pretty much evereything else in the room can be controlled by the tv.  I especially loved the way everything activated upon entering the room.\n\nDecor -- the decor in the room isn't anything too snazzy or swanky, but it is modern, appealing and, ultimately, comfortable.  The hotel in the lobby is very nice.\n\nStaff -- front desk and bell hops were all very friendly and accommodating.  \n\nDining -- I was travelling alone, and I generally don't eat at restaurants alone, so it would've been nice if the hotel had more quick options for meals, beyond Jean Phillippe Patissere (not that I'm complaining about that place, it is amazing and delicious; an absolute must-try).   Also, all the food in the hotel is expensive so I recommend walking to the monte carlo food court for McDonalds, Subway, Rubio's, etc.\n\nLocation -- Loved where it was placed, right in the heart of the City Center, next to Crystals, across from Miracle Mile shops.  You can walk to Monte Carlo or tram to Bellagio.\n\nOverall, this would be a go-to hotel for me for business trips.  Not a place I would take my family, since the rooms are average sized (unlike the Venetian/Palazzo)


What an amazing facility. If you are ever in Pittsburgh the Cathedral of Learning is a must see. Walk in awe as you travel the different floors via the elevators. The views from some of the floors are unparalleled. The history and beauty of this treasure will definitely make your trip to the Pitt campus a special one. Be sure to also check out the Hines Chapel right next door.


The oysters are delicious. Sweet and clean. I recommend to skip on the lobster grilled cheese. It was, as most people stated, bland.  The sourdough bread is yummy and the chips are homemade, but nothing to be excited about. The crab special is a MUST!!! I love that the crabs come already cut and mess free AND it's only $28 for 1 and a half pounds of deliciousness. \n\nOysters Rockefeller was yummy, but I prefer the Louisiana gold seal oysters (raw)  Next time we visit we are ordering the cioppino (the guy next to us ordered and it smelled amazing!!!) Overall a good price for the food. Service was meh, but our bartender made sure he checked up on us all the time. Kitchen staff seemed off getting the food out. All our food (appetizer included) came out at the same time.  The Bloody Mary oyster shooter was ok. Too much vodka for my taste.  The best part is that this place is open til 12am!!! That's awesome. We will for sure be coming back. And more than likely regulars at this place! Dive in. Enjoy!


This is my favorite hot pot place in vegas. It kind of reminds me of Boiling Point in California. I always get the Japanese Miso Pot that is mild - and even the mild is a little spicy for me. You have an option between minced pork rice, regular rice, and vermicelli. My friends got the stinky tofu but they said \"its not really stinky.\" I like to get either the popcorn chicken or the taiwanese sausage for appetizers. Their boba drinks are very good as well - not too sweet.


Been meaning to try this place for years and finally had an opportunity. Unfortunately it was a huge let down. The first bad sign was that upon walking in every table table that wasn't occupied had not been cleared from the previous diners. During the 1 1/2 hrs (!!!) that we were here there were several tables that NEVER got cleared. It took 20 minutes to get our drinks and another 45+ minutes until we received our food which was strange as no one else in the restaurant seemed to be ordering any food. There was a hair in the fish and chips (disgusting but mistakes happen), and the rest of the food was sub par at best. \n\nHaving lived half my life in England  I've been to plenty of pubs and also eaten plenty of mediocre pub food (none to my recollection as tasteless as this). However I would imagine that if you're trying to emulate a British Pub across the pond you would only want to bring over the best of the best, not the worst of the worst. Even the sad little mini frozen sausage rolls I had as a child were better. I'm a bit horrified that this is the \"taste of England\" that is being imposed on unsuspecting Arizonians who don't know any better. \n\nI guess if you're just looking to knock back a pint or two and play pool and would only ever order food under the most drunk and dire of circumstances then you may enjoy this version of a pub. There certainly were a lot of regulars (not ordering food...). \n\nP.S. I don't know if that greasy little man was a busser or a patron. If he was a patron he had no business going into the kitchen as many times as he did, or eating on the floor. If he was a busser then it would have been nice to see him clear more than one table he did. And I most certainly hope it was not his stringy long hair that we found in the fish and chips, although I wouldn't be surprised.


My brother took me here when I was out visiting. He really liked this place so we went here. I ordered the green chili and corn tamales and loved them! They had a kind of sweet and spicy taste to them. They were soft and delicious! This place is a little pricey, but very tasty and awesome service! We sat outside and there is a really nice waiter out there but I cannot remember her name. I would love to go here again the next time I visit AZ. \nP.S.... my brother is a crazy white boy.


Not impressed. Overpriced. Mediocre coffee.\n\nWhat kind of cafe doesn't have wifi, anyway?


Based on some the positive reviews on yelp, wife and I decided to try out this place. \n\nSunday night at around 8 pm, there was not a single customer in the restaurant. No take out orders coming in either. \n\nThe server that we had for the night was really an odd case. We couldn't understand what he was saying and perhaps he couldn't understand what we were saying. They had a special offer on yelp for draft beer which we wanted to check in and take advantage of.  The server didn't know what yelp was or the types of beer they had in stock on draft or bottled. We asked him to send someone else to talk to us. Seems like the only other staff in the restaurant was the (only?) cook. He was of no use either. We settled on not having beer and ordered ginger chicken kabob as an appetizer. \n\nThe good was decent but not great. It can on a bed of lettuce vs onions as mentioned on the menu. The chicken was tender but lacked flavors. Also, wasn't cooked kabob style per se if you know what I mean. \n\nWe decided to not order main course, paid the ticket and got out of there. \nSummary: will not go back here. \n\nThanks for reading.


Great place just ruined by REALLY poor management decisions: \n1st time I was there NO drivers allowed (!!!) WTF? Isn't it a driving range??? Oh, maybe they didn't build a tall enough fence?? Why should I pay for YOUR mistakes? Ask for a discount, all I got was a \"sorry\". Second time: NO drivers & NO hybrids (!!!) and best for last... This last weekend..: NO irons from upper decks (!!!) Yes, you've heard correctly; If you want to use your OWN irons you have to play from the lower deck, otherwise you MUST use the lame (and short) clubs provided by the place. It is a real shame that an amazing place like this has been ruined by such POOR MANAGEMENT DECISIONS. I will not go back to that place until they allow the use of ALL clubs (driver included). Make's no sense what they are doing. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED. POTENTIALLY A GREAT PLACE JUST RUINED BY MANAGEMENT.


On paper Wurstle Gourmet Sausages is an interesting hot dog/sausage concept, but as a business this so called \"evolution of a hot dog\" is poorly executed.  The idea is not that novel either, as there are other versions that exactly mirrors the offering here (Puka Dog as mentioned by a few other reviewers) or have sausage/hot dog baked into freshly made bread dough (the kind you may see in many Taiwanese bakeries).\n\nThe location is good, very convenient for the shoppers, especially if the younglings are in toll, when hunger strikes.  Which was the main reason I decided to give them a try.  Uhh no, I don't have kids or was babysitting one at the time.  Anyway... Getting back on track, the menu with pictures to help customers make their ordering decision is effective.  If you see what you like you can order it, even if you can't read or speak English.  I totally appreciate picture menus.  Just point and like magic, you get what you pointed at, usually.\n\nSo what they offer are a selection of 6 sausages (not counting their Breakfast Minis, and 2 kid sizes and flavors for a lower price), on choice of 3 bread options, and 4 \"toppings\" that are crammed down the hole made in the bread.  Price tag is $5.69 pre-tax.  Besides their main attractions, they also have desserts (Nutella filled Puffs and Mini Cupcakes), fries and chips, and some beverages.  If you are vegetarian, they have a vegetarian option too (asparagus, onions, spicy ketchup, relish & mayo mustard).\n\nThe sausages alone is decent, at least the flavors that I tried.  But I would not call it gourmet by any means.  The so called toppings are very pedestrian as well.  Even Costco Food Courts offer these same flavor enhancers at their self serve stations.  About the only gourmet anything is what comes with the Vegetarian Dog, if you considered spicy ketchup and mayo mustard gourmet.  The breads are generic like the options at Quiznos, without the toasting on their conveyer belt system.\n\nFor what they are charging, I don't really think it is going to score high marks on anybody's value to price ratio. Without any more interesting and unique sauces in the condiments arsenal, the urge to return and try something else you have yet to try is very low.  Since this is not Disneyland and considering that there are many better options and superior values at other venues within walking distance, you can pretty much figure out why there are no long lines here.\n\nOn the bright side, the only employee that was working at the time when I went was very courteous and friendly, and did her best to hold down the fort singlehandedly.\n\nReview #8 of 2014


Sometimes I wonder about people.  Maybe my palate is different but some things I just don't get.  The duck fat fries.....they were nothing special, they are friggin fries, come on people!  I think people get too caught up in the atmosphere and alleged reputation of places to form an honest opinion.   You ever see those shows where they swap the food at a fancy restaurant with some take out and people still think the food is fabulous and the best they've ever had?\n\nThis place was just average.  When I say average I mean average compared to comparable steakhouses.  It was by no means near the quality of Sizzler but far from  what I would expect for the price I paid.  The Caesar Salad was terrible.   The side dishes were actually pretty good, I had the scalloped potatoes.  I ordered a Kansas City Strip Steak.  It was OK, somewhat flavorful but was still missing that \"wow factor\".   I was a bit disappointed considering the price.  You don't always get what you pay for.  My rating of 3 stars is being very generous.\n\nI've had a better steak at BJ's, yes BJ's!  Try their New York Strip with Bleu Cheese Garlic Butter.  Very good!


My grandmother brought my family here for my parents 25th Anniversary.  I made the mistake of Yelping this place the morning we were going.  I cringed with the low score and prayed for the best.  With this knowledge, I ordered safe all night, and I had a decent meal.  My family did not, and I got to see first hand many of the complaints highlighted.  The first warning sign should have been that on a Saturday night, this place was empty.\n\nFor the record, we did not have trouble with the cigarette smoke in the non-smoking banquet room.  But I don't think anyone was smoking much so take it with a grain of salt.\n\nThe family all ordered coffee, and I started with a Cosmopolitan.  The waitress was great about the coffee refills and water refills.  The cosmopolitan was a joke.  First of all, it was the smallest drink I have ever seen, and it was so practically all cranberry juice.  At $7, I was over it.\n\nThen, a basket of bread came out.  The bread was pretty good.  There was a good variety and some unique things in the basket.\n\nMichael's one highlight is the number of sides you get with a meal.  Our meals included soup or salad, potato, and a vegetable.  Just like grandma would make.  However, the soup was not the quality of grandma's.  We all had chicken dumpling soup.  3 little dumplings with a debatable about being homemade soup.  Not too impressed.  Another table got the salads, and the salads looked sad.\n\nMeals:\nPrime Rib-  As my mother so deeply said, \"For being a special, you would think they would know how to cut and cook this.\"  It was mostly fat and apparently pretty awful.  I actually think my mother threw it away when we got home.  My grandmother handed the waitress back the plate and asked her to dump out the excess sauce because it was mostly that.\n\nVeal Parm-  I played it safe and mostly won.  Two decent sized pieces of veal covered in cheese.  Safe choice.\n\nCrab Stuffed Shrimp-  For being over $25 you would THINK Michael's used real crab.  Nope.  These things were stuffed with filler and the portion was tiny.  Not amused.\n\nThe sides, however, were pretty good.  The twice baked potatoes were excellent and the fried zucchini was a score.  I would just order the sides next time.\n\nWe passed over on dessert fearing for more disappointment.  The final bill was right around $100.\n\nThe moral of the story?  Michael's recipes are ok, but the food prices are simply not acceptable.  I can say honestly that the, \"Meh.  I've experienced better.\" rating is completely accurate.


I can't really write a very detailed description on this because we stayed only for 10 minutes. After walking in and finding that my husband and I were the youngest in there, by like 30 years, we had one round of nasty tasting drinks and left.  \n\nOn a plus, the waitress was very nice. The atmosphere not so much. We didn't get a chance to taste the food.


This is the only movie theater I will go to in Pittsburgh.\n\n Everytime I go I always experience really great customer service. When ordering my popcorn, the person behind the concession is always polite, quick and will always give you good and bad reviews about movies.\n\nOnly bad thing is the IMAX theater audio blows out the audio in the theaters beside it.


This McDonalds has the worst service. We don't go to McDonalds often and the few times we have gone here they screw up your order. I did not check my order this morning and got home and sure enough a sandwich was missing. The other food also tasted like it was sitting under the warmer forever. \n\nI tried calling the store four times and no one picked up. I then called the customer service department to tell them about the poor service. I don't have high expectations when it comes to fast food, but at the minimum put the right food in the bag. \n\nThanks for making it easier to not go back :-)


Being from the East Coast and living in NYC I've never been curious about CPK. But stuck in an airport for a few hours and hungry, I decided to give it a try.\n\nComfortable seating area with a bar and the hostess saw me holding my laptop and automatically seated me near an outlet. Very nice. The service was really mixed though. I was asked to pay my bill while I was still eating (I wasn't eating slowly or anything). It was a pain because my hands were kind of greasy and pizza-covered.\n\nThe pizza is decent. The crust tastes like really high-quality frozen pizza though. I'd be very surprised if it was anything but just that. The toppings and combination were great and I scarfed the whole personal size pie down. \n\nOverall reminds me a bit of a higher-end Papa John's pizza. It can't really compare to a NYC slice -- chain pizzerias just get their own category and based on that, CPK is alright.


Smack in the middle of the most touristy place in Scottsdale, Sola has enough nerve to run this most un-touristy of coffee houses.  Next time you've had it with all the rental cars and out of staters on Scottsdale Rd., indulge yourself in some real entertainment by sitting outside Sola for a while.  Watch as They Who Have No Business Wearing Shorts But Do So Anyway casually work their way through the 5th Ave shops then suddenly spot Sola up ahead.  Stop dead in their tracks and crane their necks to get a better look just to be sure - Gasp!  That's not a Starbucks!  And no squash blossoms either!  And just look at the clientle - 60 degrees out and no shorts among them!  You can get rich betting your friends $5 for every tourist that crosses the road to steer clear of Sola.


I have dined here twice. My first time was at 2AM with some friends. There were only 3 or 4 other tables and service was awful. Food was bad. We ordered a burger and my stomach felt bad immediately after. The more recent time was a couple of weeks ago after my husband and I caught the Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show. We signed up for a players card beforehand and received a buy 1 get 1 free entree, so we both opted for the prime rib.\n\nThe prime rib was decent for being essentially $6/each with our B1G1. The veggies were pretty gross and I opted for chili on top of my potato which I thought was a good idea. It was \"award winning\", although the win was likely from when they opened in 1966. The service both times were very short. The lady drops off water, gets your order, then drops off your check. No pleasantries, no anything, but it was surprisingly packed for dinner. I don't think I'll be back to Magnolia's unless I'm stuck downtown and there is nothing else open, but for what I got the second time around (prime rib), it was worth it. I would definitely never touch a burger again, especially at 2AM.


Iced coffee was okay. Service was terrible.


Don runs a great coffee shop, promotes community togetherness and live music and serves up tasty treats here with delicious hot and cold drinks. The open mics are a blast, as are the featured bands. Great for all ages!


I have been seeing Dr. Licata since I was 11 ( I am 20 something now). He is by far the best dentist I have ever experienced with one of the most upbeat staff. The Office Manager, Karen has been there since  my first visit and is on point with scheduling and dealing with insurance. She is always very patient and informative, truly the backbone of the entire operation. The staff whose names all see to start with an A ( lol ) are always, always super sweet, helpful and do an impeccable job. And Dr. Licata, his demeanor is comforting and he is all about comfort and efficiency. I had a painful tooth abscess and no insurance about a year ago. He fit me right in and took such great care of me and referred me to a dental discount program that I had no idea about. These guys are moving to a new location extremely across town from me, but will always be worth the trip.


I really can't praise this place enough! It has been 6 months since my first review and our first visit to this restaurant, and all our meals since then have been just as spectacular! We have brought our friends here and they are all 5-star converts as well! \n\nMy husband and I have always enjoyed trying new rolls and they have all been interesting and delicious. \n\nThe udon here is phenomenal. I usually don't finish my broth at other restaurants, but here I lick the bowl clean. I'll order it even when it's burning hot outside -- that broth is addictive! If only they made ramen as well....lol\n\nThe food and the family that owns the place are truly delightful. Love, love, love!!!


Every time I come here (seriously, every single time), there are cops out front. Usually, multiple cars. I'm not sure if I should feel safe or be concerned.\n\nIt's a Walmart. They are pretty much all the same. You can find pretty much anything here. This location is kind of tricky to get in and out of it because it's on Independence Boulevard. If you're not paying attention, you can very easily fly by it. If you're not careful leaving, you may get mowed over by traffic.\n\nEvery time I ask for help looking for something, I end up on a strange scavenger hunt all over the store. So, I tend to just search it out on my own. The workers are usually nice, though. \n\nCheck the Walmart website. I've found you can get a lot of things cheaper online than you can in the store itself. They also have items online that are not available in the store.


Typical mediocre American food. Menu covers a lot of bases. Food wasn't bad, but it was nothing exceptional and I would only recommend this place if you lived nearby and didn't want to drive further. Prices were fine - neither high or low. Service was friendly but at times the waiter dissapeared. I think he also forgot about my soup until I reminded him.\n\nThe she-crab soup was very rich and as another reviewed commented, decadent.\n\nWe ate at M5 the previous night and I'd go there again and again, but I would not go here again and again.


Best way to describe this place- you get what you pay for. It wasn't a super classy or fancy joint, but it was a decent, cheap place to crash.  Can't complain too much about it.  The service was good, my room and bathroom were clean, and there was shuttling to and from the strip (if you don't mind walking a bit of distance... it only goes to the mall on the Stratosphere end of the strip) and to and from the airport. All my needs were met, thus I was content. Overall, decent hotel at a very good price (especially for such an expensive place like Vegas).


I gotta say of all the fast food in cave creek, Carl's jr has been by far the best. Only issue I have is that I ordered 1 double western bacon cheeseburger for $ 4.50 and just a western bacon cheeseburger (only has one patty) for 3.99. Then I ordered 2 medium French fries for 2.50 each. How is it that 2 medium fries are 5.00 and the double western burger is only 4.50. Then, there's only .50 cents more for another patty??\nEither way, French fries are wayyyyyy to expensive! 2.50 seriously?? Total was 15.00 for fries and hamburgers. No, sodas. Ridiculous. \nHamburgers were great however as always but then we totally also got shorted on the French fries. Like we were there at 7 and they didn't wanna make more so they evenly distributed whatever they had left so I paid 5.00 bucks for basically 1 fry.  Wanna come back but feel ripped off.


Rip off. \nThey think they are a 5 star restaraunt. 15% tips was automatically added to the bill. Water was not refilled until I waived down the waiter, waiter did not check to see what we neeeded, we had to pay at register. \nFood B, Service C, Atmosphere B, Price C.


I actually think this place is pretty good, especially for Madison, but the prices are really off-putting.  For instance they do a very nice chocolate caramel tart here, but it is seven dollars.  In comparison, Floriole, a not unknown bakery in Chicago, has a very similar tart of better quality for only five.  Similarly, 3.50 for an espresso shot of hot chocolate seems a bit excessive.\n\nSo if you can handle the prices the good stuff here is the chocolate mousse which has a touch of alcohol to add a unique twist.  The pistachio ice cream sandwich is tasty too, but does not actually use ugly cookies as implied.  The aforementioned tart is good as well as the chocolate raspberry tart.  Finally, the flourless chocolate cookie is actually excellent.\n\nWhat is not good is the regular chocolate chip cookie which doesn't stand up to even the Tollhouse recipe.  The ugly cookie has no theme and is just a bunch of stuff crammed into a cookie with some underwhelming pistachios.  We also had a dark chocolate bar with pistachios that also had bad pistachios and a chocolate with no flavor.  We didn't even finish it.  Our friend said the macarons were decent, but they look so small.\n\nEverything said, I would probably still come by occasionally since this place doesn't have much competition in Madison.


There are pros and cons about this bridal shop, so I will separate them in that respect.\n\nPros:\nLarge selection of dresses\nBeautiful accessories\nAccommodating when making appointments\n\nCons:\nMultiple sales associates crowded around front desk when you 1st walk in\nSelf presentation (gum chewing, very relaxed style of dressing)\nSo-so knowledge/ability to communicate details & design of dresses & their designers\nLack of  interest in the bride they are selling to\n\nNow, in their defense, I did come on a rather busy Sunday and they had back to back appointments. But when I walk into a bridal salon, I want to feel like I have my sales associate's undivided attention. I want her to make me feel like a bride, which I don't think is asking too much! I'm sure all of the women who work there are lovely, but their lack of interest in my needs and who I am as a bride really turned me off, not to mention a lower self presentation standard. \n\nI think bridal shopping is a hot & cold kind of thing & I came away from this appointment pretty chilly.


Generally I won't write reviews for meh meals, and Cabo Wabo certainly qualified.  However they just added a new policy that earns them 1 yelp star, hidden pricing, yea deception.  They charge you a hidden \"CNF\" fee, which is nothing but bull.  If you want to charge more for you food, fine, go ahead and post it on the menu, don't try and hide it with some lame hidden fee.  Cabo Wabo deserves a full boycot for this sleezy tactic.  I will never patronize any establishment that uses hidden fees, and tell others to do the same.  Makes no sense, this is nothing but a another management fail.


It's close. It's cheap enough. It's a few feet from Scratch Bakery. \nAll these are great reasons to try Chaparral Cleaners and Laundry.\nI've been to a few dry cleaners where they \"can't\" get stains out of the clothes, and won't even try -- WTF??? \nChaparral has never had any problems getting the huge coffee stains out of my white and khaki pants -- yes, I'm a clutz -- and they also haven't melted any of the beadwork on some of the other tops I've brought inhere -- and for that, I salute them.


Disappointing.  After reading the positive reviews,  we gave Vida a try for dinner.  I agree with another reviewer that it was subpar.  Better choices are out there


Pasta was good. wine was good. but I cant trust an ITALIAN restaurant that puts Herseys syrup on their tiramisu. Sorry.


One word: EEW!  If you're not staying in a 'GO' room... Just say No! Our delux room had stains all over the carpets, furniture that was beaten and chipped, and a college dorm fridge that was warm and set on the floor randomly in our room.\nWhen we called to ask for a different room they told us 'no' and pretty much told us to leave if we didnt like it. \nThank you 'Leah', room assignments, you drove us to the Mandalay Bay where we are soooooo much happier for just $50 more!!! They are great to us here and our room isnt dark, depressing, or look like a crime scene.\nI guess 'thats what you get for waking up in Flamingo Hilton! '


I'd rather take my chances at UMC Quickcare than to ever come here again. I was basically on my death bed, and they hurried me in and out and I had no idea what I even had. Lol. He gave me a zpak and sent me on my way. Dr. Schlaack was his name and I'm surprised this guy even got a degree. He barely talks. It's funny, while I was in there. He just asked what my symptoms were and only gave me a freaking zpak. Didn't say what I could or could not take with it so I ended up asking the pharmacists at WALGREENS. This place is ridiculous and the staff in general are all whack as fuck... Seriously, if you need urgent care, you're better off magically healing yourself than coming to this dump. Oh and not to mention, I get billed an extra $51.61 for I don't even know why. Although, they do charge an extra $40.00 for a \"Saturday, Sunday, Holiday fee\" which is NOT placed anywhere in the office nor do they fail to mention that to you. STAY AWAY! THIS PLACE IS GARBAGE!


I LOVE PIZZA!!! My friend and I ordered a pepperoni pizza for carry out. The pizza was sooo good! I love the crust, it's thick and buttery. I do have other favorite pizza places, but for the price this is awesome food. I'd order again.


Tried it, and it was terrible.  I lived in a country with a large Greek population and this was not really Greek food, more infused with American.  I ordered the gyros platter as did the rest of the family.  The pita bread was rubbery and plastic.  The contents had absolutely no flavor and had no sauce inside.  I have had gyros before and they have all been tasty and oozing with sauce.  I usually eat anything, but this I did not eat, it was cold.  Took the meat contents out and gave to the dogs when we got home.  Rice was cooked to perfection but  was bland and tasteless.  Salad was good though.  Service was friendly and quick, but that was because there was only a few people there, which is unusual for a Friday.


This place isn't worth your time. There are FAR better bowling venues in town.\n\nSo what's wrong with Arsenal Bowling? Rude staff. Slow bar with limited selection. It's cramped and dirty. Lanes are reserved pretty much 24/7. Misleading specials (other have posted about this).\n\nI try to be an easy-going guy, but after trying this place a few times I'm done giving it another chance.


The evolution of supermarkets towards fresh produce, gluten-free products, organic products when possible, and competitive prices has been a boon to Sprouts.  This is a local chain on the verge of exploding onto the national scene in a big way.\n\nSprouts recently went public and with good reason.  They have 170 stores, primarily on west coast and a rabid customer base. These stores rock!  They are super clean, super competitive and have a fantastic selection of groceries.\n\nThe produce is some of the finest you'll find in town; it's always top notch quality at very good prices.  The meat counter is amazing.  Trust me on this, their chicken sausage (about five flavors but choose the caliente) is fantastic.  We use it a couple of times a month in our spicy pasta dish with mini penne.  The fish is always fresh, it never smells fishy, and the wrapped meat in the case is beautiful and always delicious.\n\nThe general merchandise section has one of the largest selections of natural and homeopathic vitamins and supplements in the valley and an educated staff to help guide your purchases.  \n\nThey have a wonderful selection of bulk foods that has got to be the highest quality bulk in the valley.  The chocolate covered (you name it, walnuts, almonds, raisins, peanuts, etc) are fantastic!  It's a great way to buy just the quantity you need, at a great price.\n\nI've shopped at nearly all of the West side Sprouts and none of them will disappoint you; this is a quality chain that is going to be around for a long, long time.


Worst customer service ever. Was just at the blue diamond store because by battery died.  Before shutting my engine off, I  asked an employee if they will install the battery and said yes. The person at counter sounded uninterested when I approached and just instructed me rudely to go pop the hood so another guy can do a diagnostics. They told me I need a new one. After waiting patiently for another 45 minutes, I was told that the manger said they won't be able to install the battery because it will take 45 minutes for them to do it. He added they cannot spend too much time just doing that for me.  And what am I supposed to do? They said I can buy the battery and install it myself. Why is there no zero star rating - it really deserves a negative!


The best word I can think of to describe this place is 'meh'. I went here for lunch and I was underwhelmed by the menu. I ended up getting chicken salad with fruit. It was a small scoop of mediocre chicken salad on top of a bed of undressed greens with some grapes and two strawberry slices sprinkled on. When I asked for some dressing they told me there was some on the table. They must have been talking about the oil covered squeeze bottle containing a tasteless vinegarette. Not impressed.


The staff seems to enjoy talking to each other rather then help customers.  The place seems more like a Chucky Cheese than a really Rockys.  I go out of my and go to the Monona Drive location.  They seem to be the friendliest and best quality.


wow, very disappointing. i ate here about two years ago and the experience was much better then this time around. i feel like they've altered their menu. it looks like other yelpers enjoyed their breakfast and brunch. however, we went for dinner and i have to say the food was both over-priced food and poor quality. a very bad combination. \n\ni ordered the lamb pita and it was seriously disgusting. it was barely warm when they brought it out.  i have a feeling it was made hours before and then just warmed up when i ordered it. my bf ordered the thai beef salad. the server actually tried to discourage him from ordering it. that probably should have been the first sign. but we got it anyway and it was definitely not thai. i don't even know if i would call it a salad. it was more like cole slaw. \n\ni think my bf put it best when he called it an over-priced denny's. it's ridiculous when you consider the overpriced thai beef salad was $17. the next day we dined at mon ami gabi in paris and the salmon salad there was also $17. they were like night and day in comparison of taste and quality. \n\nsave your money and go eat somewhere else.  truly a disappointment.


Service was good, however, Denny's makes better food than this place..ordered ribs, was pretty dry. They tried to plate it nicely but it looked more like a hot mess. Not worth $22. Also had fetuccini Alfredo pasta, pasta was over cooked. Sauce taste like canned sauce... Do they care how they serve their food here? \n\nWasn't too impressed with the frozen hot chocolate either. \n\nOutside patio sitting area is pretty dirty as well. Not coming back here..


I'm absolutely APPALLED at this Taco Bell! I used to actually frequent it rather often, but went on a bit of a fast food hiatus. I had a craving for Taco Bell and thought, \"why not?\"\n\nOh, I found out \"why not\" in short order! First- the wait at the drive through was kind of ridiculous. Not just sitting in the line of cars, but once I'd placed my order, I sat at the window for quite awhile waiting for the food to be ready. When you're hungry and in a hurry, that's not the best thing. It is called \"fast food\" for a reason, right? Apparently not here.\n\nOk, food obtained. I get home, get settled, and go to open the mini chicken quesadilla. WHAT THE HELL IS THIS? First of all, the cheese is so melted that I can barely unrwrap the aluminum foil. Once I do get it open...my stomach lurched. The pile of BURNED, gooey, mess that is in the foil is absolutely disgusting. I can't believe that anyone thought it was a good idea to pass this off as food and serve it to anyone. I took (and posted) a picture, but it went straight into the garbage.\n\nThe chalupa was luckily in good shape, and the only reason this wouldn't get a ZERO star review. (other than the fact that we can't award zero stars here).  Obviously, I won't be returning.


I don't care that this place is a \"chain\".  This is the second location in Biaggi's success story and there is a reason for the success. This place exceeds most downstate restaurants in having well-trained and ample waitstaff. The decor is warm, the food is good, the acoustics are quiet and pleasant and the prices are right.


After reading all the reviews I had to try this place for myself. After arriving and seeing a nearly full restaurant, I was surprise to see how quickly they sat us at the bar. Service was consistent and faster than I would expect from a restaurant that busy. Quality of the sushi was on par for the price. Atmosphere was lively and my favorite part of the evening. We soon found ourselves amongst friends as people chimed in either suggesting something for us to try or inquiring about certain rolls we had ordered. \n\nWonderful food, great atmosphere, decent price. Will be back.


I went to Binks in Scottsdale last night and had an amazing dinner! We were greeted with a smile and immediately got seated in a wonderful spot with a cool view of all the happenings in the kitchen. The Sangria was perfect with pomegranate ice cubes that improved the taste of the drink as I enjoyed it over appetizers and dinner. We started with the mussels- wonderful curry aroma! We shared the trout (cooked to perfection!), Amy's bolognaise and polenta, roasted cauliflower (my personal favorite) and asparagus. Everything was absolutely delicious and we will return to try some other choices on the menu that also sounded wonderful. The service was impeccable and our server (Dylan) was delightful and knowledgeable about food. What a great addition to the neighborhood!


I was NOT impressed the first time I came here. It was crowded, I had to fight like the dickens to get a drink from the bar. And an annoying mix of greasy douches, clubgirls and obvious tourists trying to be country-trendy.\n\nI can't say it was much different the second time around except that this time I was buzzed by the time I got there and I had my crew with me. So we could have been at a leper colony and still would have had a blast. \n\nGeorgia Chrome was cranking out live tunes and they had very nice girls feeding us whiskey from the bar. So several beers and some moonshine later we wound up having a damn good time. It turns out I'm a decent two-stepper....who knew?\n\nWhile this still isn't my first idea of a good time I would come again, but here's some advice:\n\n-Have a few drinks elsewhere first. I don't recommend coming here until you're a little \n buzzed.\n\n-Have a sense of humor and be prepared for crowds\n\n-Ladies: There are a plethora of sleazy guys here who WILL hit on you.\n-Guys: There are a plethora of sleazy dudes who will not hesitate to hit on your girl\n\n-As Blake Shelton would put it, the more you drink, the more fun you will have. The \n  moonshine is your express ticket to drunken funness but although it's not the real \n  stuff, you will hurt the next day.\n\nGood times, worth checking out if you take the above precautions.


mmmm mmmmm mmmmm  ......  I'm surprised Cookie Monster is not camped outside of this awesomely fantastic cookie joint.  I swear I tasted every single ingredient, right down to the butter.  Huge cookies with huge taste.  You can even special order egg-free cookies.  The Tropic and the Simple were outstanding.  I could gain 20 lbs in a week at that place, that's how addictive and delicious these cookies are!\n\nCan't wait to go back to try the Ollie cakes.


Not impressed. Customer service we received wasn't up to par -- guy wasnt able to answer simple questions regarding products they sell. Spoke with store manager who took care of the situation really well, but not blown away with their products. Ended up throwing a Turkey in our roaster bc everyone was disappointed on Thxgiving :/


I just found this place over the weekend and stopped in for lunch. This place is a New York style deli with all of the favorites; Pastrami, Corned Beef, Stuffed Cabbage Rolls, bagels, NY style cheese cake, egg creams, and the list goes on and on. This place is large for a deli, clean, great service, priced right, and generous portions. Try the bagel chips.


Hipster central. An old Victorian home converted into a cool laid back bar. Drinks were decent, just typical normal bar drinks. Parking is rough and it's a packed house especially on a Saturday night. It has the capability to accommodate a larger group but you might have to wait around a while.  Server forgot the order and took over an hour to get a club sandwich-nothing special. If you don't mind the chain smokers and the hardly working misters and go with a group this place can be a winner for you. I'd rather hang at more low key places & not at a college hangout spot.


Hands down... I love this place. They  have everything! Lots and lots of variety from imported goodness to the freshest produce. A chef's dream? yes, I believe so. \nI can always find what I need here.


Dorcas is a very standard Korean restaurant... that Koreans actually go to! The portions are substantial, soups authentic, and banchan wonderfully served. This place reminds me of cafeterias back in Seoul, and not necessary all in a good way. The interior is clearly not meant for show, and while you know what? It makes the food stand out even better!


the place looks great. it was a nice atmosphere to chill and relax in. HOWEVER, the service was the worst ive had in a very very long time. The hostess seated us on the outdoor section, took our first drink order, and set us up with our hookah which was awesome, but that was the end of it. we didnt get a waitress until i approached the hostess who originally seated us and asked us if we would be getting a waitress. at that point our drinks had been empty 20 minutes. the waitress then came over took our drink order and it took her another 15 minutes to get them to us. The next round of drinks i had to go to the bar myself to get because the waitress was too busy sitting down talking with some of the other staff. On top of the horrid service, the drinks were exceptionally watered down. All in all, the nice atmosphere is not enough to encourage me to go back.


Less than expected.  Chicken was crispy on the outside and moist inside, but bland tasting.  I ordered their sauce, but ended up with only ketchup.  Fries were soggy, oily, and horrible.  It took a good 35 min for my food.  Overall, very underwhelming.


A consistently highly mediocre experience. Never great but never horrible. The beer however is on par but at a price, $10  for 24oz!!! On the plus side, if you're there to watch a game, you will get a good view of a TV, they are everywhere. Plus, it not being a brasserie or bar, you can bring the kids along.


Pros:\n- There's places you can sit for FREE. Which means you dont' have to have table service to be able to sit down and let your feet rest!\n- I felt like you can always get into this club for free\n\nCons:\n- Dance floor is whack. WTF is up with this whole let's make it super long but hella narrow. I don't get it\n- I tripped down the stairs. But I was drunk HAHA\n- The line wasn't organized. Seriously.


We were looking for a fish fry on a Friday night. This location was recommended however it was Cod. It was good. The Scottish eggs are way over priced.... 2 eggs for $9 is steep. \nService was good be the restaurant is pricey for my taste. This takes some of the joy out of you meal when the price versus value is exceeded. Service was good and quick however it was too professional for me. More act than personal. Mind you it was good service. We were looking for a more authentic local place typical Wisconsin fish fry.\n\nWe


The most horrible club experience ever.  Over capacity, overpriced, and a huge stupid line. I honestly feared for my life at moments because  of the overwhelming crowd. There was no place to stand or dance or get a drink.  We were on the guest list, but still waited for 30 minutes in line. It was awful and I hope fewer people have the experience that we did in the future.


Pie in the Sky's pizza is way better than Fuel's, hands down. I would absolutely recommend this place, especially if you need to order for an inexpensive business lunch. I have never been dissappointed! My favorite pizzas are the Supreme and the BBQ Chicken, but they are all good. Also, get the Greek salad. They don't skimp on toppings and the dressing is great. Love this place.


My typical drinks:\n-Black currant iced tea\n-Black Guatemalan coffee\n-The Grouchy John blended drink\n\nGrouchy John's is what a coffee shop should be. The coffee & tea is fantastic, amenities are very inviting, and the staff is very friendly. GJ & JJ are community oriented, passionate about the bean, and just overall great guys...why wouldn't you support them?


For those of us spoiled by the original Los Angeles Comme Ca, please be advised you will not have the same experience. This version rests among many other restaurants on a floor dedicated to food at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Everyone and I mean everyone on that floor is just about dining - never experienced that before as the hotels usually spread out their eateries. \n\nLas week, we were greeted by a friendly hostess, however we wound up having to wait an additional 30-40 mins because our table was not yet available for whatever reason (this is with a reservation for 9PM). We wound up having a drink in the bar featuring the worlds slowest bartenders (I'm not kidding - wish I was). The wine selection is apparently nothing compared to the LA location so again, be prepared for a step down experience. \n\nOnce we were finally seated, the view was nice overlooking the strip. The menu is varied with many good options - very similar if not the same as LA. Our server was friendly but a little tweaked out. After being served the first course in a normal time period, we waited and waited and waited for the entree course. Finally I flagged our server only to be approached by the manager who asked if we were heading to a show - no apology, no explanation, just that one question - was quite odd. Hint readers...always tell them you are heading to a show and they will serve you in a more timely manner. Dinner finally came and was quite tasty. We skipped the desserts because we didn't want to risk the wait.\n\nOverall, the food is good, the ego is typical Vegas and I'd return - just ensuring I have nothing on the agenda for the remainder of the night. If in LA, be sure to visit the location on Melrose - its superb.


Wow will someone please pull the plug on this lifeless disaster of a show. When I saw this show it was being performed in the Night Owl showroom at Hooter's which is an awesome venue. It has since been relocated to a small conference room which I am sure does not help any.\n\nThank the lucky trolls my tickets were free! If I had paid for this atrocity, I would have been way passed pissed halfway to postal.\n\nI can not believe this is related to X-burlesque the female revue version over at Flamingo hotel and casino. The X-burlesque women are fantastic, respectful and talented and put on a great show. I don't see them grabbing men's bozacks!\n\nThe men of X not so much. This is a low class bunch they have selected for the show.\n\nThere is a thin line with this show in which it could be considered sexual harrassment. I kid you not one of the male performer's slipped his hand up my skirt in one swift motion. It happened so fast I could not even react fast enough to stop what had just happened to me. He literally touched my panties he slid it up so far.\n\nI went to see guys perform on stage NOT ON ME! I am sure there are many women out there in which this or incidents similar to it have happened, there is no way as brazin as this dude was that he has just done this to me and only me. \n\nTacky, unprofessional, disrespectful and Hooter's beware you could eventually have a lawsuit on your hands from these lude performer's you have made contract with for this show. I will vent on Yelp and leave it at that.\n\nAside from being molested the show was horrible!\n\nIf you want a great male revue show that will not let you down then go see CHIPPENDALE'S or my name ain't Nikki!


PROTIP: Never talk down to customers, you don't know if they Yelp. =)\n\nRecently, a friend and I made a stop here to purchase a modest amount of alcohol. Business as usual--until we were forced to wait at checkout for about five minutes. After losing my patience, I observed what was happening. The cashier had taken our IDs to two other clerks, who inspected them thoroughly. Keep in mind that my card is genuine, valid, and with a small amount of wear. The lamination is intact, and all information is legible.\n\nIt is good enough for dozens of bars, liquor stores (including chains such as Total Wine), and every other grocery store I have been to...so why such scrutiny now? Our clueless clerk, who seemed just a bit too eager and upbeat to address or inconvenience, was more than happy to answer with a smile.\n\n\"Okay, we were concerned about these IDs being fake\", she explained, citing an incident from earlier that day. \"We had to decide whether or not to accept these\". Her concern felt rather malevolent. As she reluctantly allowed me to finish my transaction, she had some final words as I took my receipt.\n\n\"ESPECIALLY yours. We almost denied it. You really need a new one.\"\n\nHad I not been with friends and had places to be, I would have asked to speak with a manager about such disappointing customer service. Clearly, they were the mistaken ones in regard to the validity of my ID. Would it not make sense to...apologize for being wrong and holding me up? At the very least, she could have briefly explained their policy on verifying age. Otherwise, it feels very accusatory and arbitrary. Minus one star for the hold up, one for having a meager selection compared to other Fry's, and minus infinity stars for condescending clerks that try to lecture me. I'll try my best to avoid this location.


Overpriced! My wife got a regular salad with nothing on it for $8.00. We will not be coming back.


Had about 30 minutes before my flight was boarding, and I was pretty hungry.  I hemmed and hawed about picking a place to eat, but figured, what the hell, airport sushi - I'm a masochist.  Suprisingly, it was much better than one would expect.\n\nI ordered the First in Flight combo - spicy tuna roll, yellowtail nigiri, and spinach salad - and a burr.  The spicy tuna roll could have been a little bit spicier, but nothing some wasabi couldn't remedy.  The yellowtail was actually much better and melted in your mouth, I mean, my mouth.  Spinach salad was pretty standard except they serve up quite a bit of it.  All for $15 bucks, which I thought was pretty reasonable given (a) sushi, and (b) airport prices.\n\nI overlooked the Shotgun Betty burrs that they had on tap.  It's a funky tasting beer, but so good.  It has a bubble-gum/banana taste... and it's so good, I promise.  Anyways, I think it's Lone Star Brewing or something like that, and they don't have a huge Charlotte presence AFAIK.  I'm glad that there are other places than Carolina Alehouse that carries it.  Now I can tell my buddy from Indiana about airport Bettys.\n\ndmo out.


I think I've officially had my first taste of real southern BBQ.  This stuff was slow cooked and flavored just right.  I really liked how the brisket was nice and tender.  And the sauce a very nice addition to the flavors of the meat.  The people were fast and friendly and it was a really fun time.


What an amazing experience. So the ambience in the dining room was one of a kind. You would sit there with the smell of the campfire rolling in the dining room. I ordered the ribeye which was 7/10 and my wife had the salad bar (which was really fresh). After good discussion we ordered the s'mores kit and headed outside to find a fire pit. Amazing time cooking s'mores with the kid, and listening to great live country music. Ended up getting kicked out by security because no one is allowed outside after 11 because it turns into a bar. Regardless, what an amazing place and I'm making sure to bring all my friends from Wisconsin here because it is a down right her haw good ole time.


Attending the Cinemark Century Theatres at Sam's Town for the first time was an enjoyable experience. Although the slightly rocking chairs look well used, carpeting appears to be fairly new and sight lines are very good. My wife and I saw \"Midnight in Paris,\" and the visual images reflected on the slightly curved screen from a digital projector were crystal clear, and the sound from multiple speakers loud. First Look was shown, and previews and the main attraction started on time. \n\nTicket prices were reasonable but confusing. They change by day of the week and time. Top price for all but 3D movies was $10.50 for adults; $8.00 for military members, veterans, and students; and $8.00 for Seniors aged 62 and higher. The concession stand was well stocked with edible choices but prices were steep. Bulk candy goes for $10.80 per pound, and it doesn't take too many spheres of chocolate or other sweet treats to quickly mount in accumulated weight. Restrooms are conveniently located near individual screening rooms in this 18-screen movie complex, but paper towels on the counter during my two visits were in a messy, partially wet state. This was a 3-1/2-star experience.


This place is awesome!! Beautiful girls, exceptional service and a full fledged party every time I've gone. I've been 3 times and plan to go many more.


right by my house, spicy peanut and cheesy snake are amazing.


This used to be my favorite Chipotle but over the past two years the food quality has gone down hill. The chicken is consistently burnt and sometimes the mild salsa is tasteless, on the other hand the staff is always friendly. If your hungry for Chipotle drive the extra 5 minutes to 92nd street and Shea and you won't be disappointed.


Pretty okay pizza.  Standard so-so Pittsburgh pizza.  However , the fact that the delivery driver expected me to run from my second floor apartment out to the middle of the street to get it was not okay.  He was rude when I asked him to come up, talking about how he has other deliveries to make and he couldn't park (meanwhile, there were multiple open parking spaces directly in front of the apartment; as well as an entire parking lot right next door). \n\nAfter arguing with me for a few minutes, he finally decided to park and come up. I really don't want to have to argue with someone to get them to do their job when I order delivery. And I certainly don't want to have to leave my house, to go out in the cold, for what is supposed to be delivery.   Is it so strange to expect food delivery to make it to my actual doorstep?  This seems to be a recent trend, pizza delivery people expecting the customer to run out into the street to get their pizza.  It stopped me from ordering from another place, and it will stop me from ordering from Ephesus again.


good drink specials. the riff raff seems to come out about 10:30-11 o'clock.


I hate malls! I wasn't a mallrat when I was a kid. I tend to avoid malls as much as possible Unfortunately, in a twist of fate, I was \"blessed\" with two girls who are about to hit mallrat stage. Oh bliss!\n\nAnd this visit was 100% their fault. We hit all the \"cool\" stores like P.S. by Aeropostale, The Children's Place, Build-A-Bear, The Rack Room... I'm feeling nauseous...\n\nMeh, it's a mall. Of all the malls in Charlotte this is the only one I'd ever really set foot in. It's very mall-like. It's not a narcissistic hellhole like Southpark, it's as generic as Northlake, it's not its own city like Concord Mills, it's not the arsehole of the world like Freedom (is that one still even there?). It's a mall.


First visit tried the 8oz bt bacon cheeseburger.  When asked what temp I wanted I thought I hit the jackpot.  It's so nice to order a burger the way I liked it, which in medium rare.  Unfortunately, if only the burger arrived at that temp.  Burger was more med well.  Very disappointing.  When I was ordering and watching the kid smash the burgers on the flat top I had a suspicion that the burger would arrive over cooked. Bacon was thick and tasty. Not overcooked.  Cheddar cheese was lacking in flavor.  Could barely taste it.    Usually I would send it back but I was hungry and didn't have time to waste.  Tater tots were crispy and cooked perfectly.  Nice and crispy and not over greasy.  Servers were around constantly to check on drink refills.  BT's is the only burger joint in the area so they will do well.  I'll go back and hopefully they can train their cooks a little better.


For labor day weekend, we took a girls' trip to Las Vegas and stayed at the Luxor Hotel. LAX nightclub was in our hotel and that night there was a notorious DJ scheduled to perform so we figured we'd check it out and hear the music we all love. Unfortunately, that excitement was short lived. \n\nWe were on a guest list which granted us free admission to the club, however we still did wait in line for a longer time than hoped for. While in line, we started realizing that the standards for the club were pretty low. Some of the people that were getting in the club were dressed for the grocery store rather than a Las Vegas club, and the arguing bunch next to us heated up and a fight nearly broke out but security finally ended that. Even still, we brushed it off and kept our hopes high that maybe it was better once inside. \n\nThe layout of LAX is impressive with tasteful red leather furnishings and stylish chandeliers. The entrance to the dance floor is grand and you feel like royalty (if royalty wore sexy dresses or hip club wear) as you ascend down the stairs, which are reminiscent to the staircase at the Royal Ball in \"Cinderella.\" The enthusiasm stops at the bottom of the staircase. The floor was over crowded with people and by the time we squirmed over to the bar across the way, frustration started to settle in. In the midst of your lowered spirits, the bartender explains there is no free water and the tiniest bottle of water is $8. Fine. \n\nThe music was hip-hop but was outdated but was still good music to dance to. We thought maybe the DJ was warming up while everyone waited for the star DJ that was coming. It feels like what made this experience a bad one for us was just the crowd that was patronizing the club that night. We were hoping for a bit more sophistication and class but the people there were just the opposite.\n\nThe club was appealing and the music was okay... it may just not have been our scene. For people who don't enjoy getting suited and booted for the clubs and aren't picky about the type of people occupying the club, then this may be a more enjoyable experience.


OK place, pleasant staff.  Average burger.  Better than the other big burger chains.  But not 5 Guys or In-N-Out


I normally wouldn't even think to review a Walmart store because historically I've DESPISED them!  But, recently, I discovered a Walmart - This Walmart - And have had a change of heart (so to speak).  I find this Walmart to be free from 'Walmartians' (or at least I haven't witnessed any while I've been in there) and the staff is actually helpful and pleasant....That's right, you read that correctly....Helpful and pleasant - They don't appear to DESPISE their jobs and lives as much as I use to despise Walmart as law.  Additionally, I find this store to be quite clean and well stocked with inventory, which is a bonus!  So there you have it.....A Walmart store within the State of Arizona which is acceptable and not a challenge to even think about entering into. \n\nHappy Shopping!


I hate wet burritos. It totally defeats the point of a burrito. They insisted on running my unfinished burrito through an oven and then informed me they couldn't add anything else to it unless they put it on top. Forget that, I almost just walked away. I regretted not doing so once I found out my crappy chicken, rice and cheese only burrito was going to cost me $12.


Being essentially a Vietnamese food virgin, I was eager to try a big bowl of this pho stuff I've heard so much about.  I decided to dive in head-first and choose the weirdest option, the pho with tripe and tendon.  I mean, when else do you see tripe and tendon on a menu?  Might as well get it.\n\nI decided that I really like pho, but not tripe or tendon.  (Seemed kind of flavorless, and the tripe's appearance especially skeeved me out.)  The steak and Vietnamese meatballs were delicious, though, as were the noodles, sprouts, and everything else in that seemingly bottomless bowl!  I finished maybe less than half of the whole thing, and for $5 on Wednesday nights, that is a CRAZY good deal.  My boyfriend's garlic beef bahn mi was to die for: the beef was excellently flavored and the pickled daikon was crunchy and fresh-tasting.  I will certainly try one of these sandwiches next time I go back.\n\nWe split an avocado shake for dessert, and all I can say is WHERE HAVE THESE BEEN ALL MY LIFE?  So smooth, sweet, and creamy, and still retaining the subtle flavor of avocado.  Cramazing. The guy ringing us up told us that he uses a whole avocado (!), half and half, sweetened condensed milk, and ice, all blended together.  He also said that a couple customers had been on him to figure out how many calories were in it, but I begged him not to.  Some things I'm happier not knowing.


I thought the concept of this place was good, although basically the same thing as the Flame Broiler restaurants. \n\nThe problems began when we started ordering at the counter and the cashier wasn't very friendly at all. Not only was she grumpy and seemingly scowling, but she wasn't very helpful. \n\nMy wife ordered the Mahi Wrap, but we were quickly informed they were out of Mahi, so we switched the order to a salmon wrap. I ordered the chicken noodle bowl. We ordered a kids chicken bowl with noodles for our daughters to share. We asked if they could have some vegetables with the kids bowl and she said no because it doesn't come with vegetables. She did not seem interested in offering any other solutions for this inquiry.\n\nWe waited about 10 minutes and the food came out. My wife was served a salmon rice bowl instead of the wrap. The cashier was so unfriendly-seeming that we opted to not say anything about the incorrect order.\n\nThe food was pretty ordinary. I did not feel this there was anything special about the food. Perhaps the cloud of the unhappy employee clouded our taste buds. Needless to say, we will not be returning to this restaurant and if we having a craving for this type of food, we'll simply go to one of the other similar restaurants in the area.


I recently discovered this location a month ago and am glad that is saves me a drive from the Charleston location I used to frequent.  Even though this location is popular and busy I've always been able to find a seat with minimal wait times.  I was satisfied that it was clean, specials were communicated on the chalk board as soon as you walk in, and everyone is really friendly.\n\nWhat I really enjoy here is the basic breakfast since it's one of my favorite meals, I got the ham and eggs with toast.  Sure what I choose is a basic breakfast but I loved how it's all freshly made and the ham was cooked well and not overly salty.  I've eaten here with friends who've gotten the \"Kitchen Sink Omelet\" and various sandwiches and everyone has always left full and with boxes for the leftovers.\n\nIf you're up for a clean, friendly, and delicious breakfast/lunch place with friends I'm sure anyone can find something on the menu.  I've already added this to one of my options on weekend mornings.


I'll definitely come here again on my next trip to Vegas. The food was outstanding and the service & price were great. We tried several dishes and loved all of them. I definitely recommend the following:\n\n- Escargot\n- Lamb chops\n- Creme Brulee\n- Lava Cake


This place is a must!! I get my eyelash extensions done here and Yo (who is the owner) is amazing!! She truly is one of the best, and I've been getting my eyelashes done for years! The prices are unbeatable - it's insane how affordable she is! I have also had the pleasure of having Kim do my eyelashes as well, and she does a wonderful job too! Both ladies are extremely nice and have worked to accommodate my busy work/travel schedule to fit me in when they can. That's the only negative about this place, it's sooo busy, the appointments are hard to come by since my schedule is super chaotic as well. But you will not be disappointed, Yo and Kim will make you happy with whatever service you happen to get.  Thanks ladies - customer service is still alive at Yo Spa!


I went last Memorial Day weekend for my brother's 50th birthday dinner.(8 adults,2 kids). Everyone sampled someone else's meal but most of the group got steaks (I didn't but wish I had tried the wagyu beef). I loved my crab cakes and the shared creme brulee. We had a private area & an attentive waiter. Good food but pricier than I would have wanted to pay (meal was a treat by my brother to all of us). We were there a good 3 hrs with drinks,meals & desserts and no one rushed us.


5 corn dogs for 5 bucks.......Tuesday special on Milkshakes for 1.29......Franks made with Chicken instead of Beef or Pork.....Priceless. This establishment is great place to stop after going to an NFL.....NHL...MLB....or Spring Training game because it is near all of those facilities if your head back to the East Side of the Valley. The restaurant is very clean....the staff is nice and the food is very good. Eat, Drink, and be Merry my Friends!!!!!


I read the reviews and couldn't believe we hadn't tried The Deli with it being so close to home.\n\nThis place has it all. Great service and a new take on fresh local food plus a little cocktail lounge on the weekends when there is a long wait for a table.\n\nThe hummus with warm freshly made crackers is a must order. I ordered the half sandwich and chicken and corn chowder it was so good, but I couldn't finish it because it was so filling, but not in a heavy greasy way - just very satisfied with a delicious meal. We had to try their homemade ice cream and it did not disappoint either. The Peanut Butter ice cream was YUMMY! Everything that we ordered surpassed our expectations.\n\nIf you haven't tried this place - stop what you are doing and go check it out!!!!


My husband and I split a farm burger and sweet potato fries and were completely full! The burger was delicious and the fries were really good as well! We even got to see Hell's Kitchen winner, Christina who is the head chef there now! It was very exciting since we are big fans of Ramsey and his shows!


The rooms are very small but the location of the hotel is great! They put much detail into the rooms to make it Parisian but forgot to consider the blueprints when planning this hotel and the actual sizes of the rooms. The connections to Bally's is convenient and the locations of the casino exits to the sidewalk to the strip is above average. Their valet is one of the best on the strip!


Great Guacamole; pricey but very fresh with a different texture and unique mix of ingredients.  Fish tacos fresh and not heavily battered. Pork tacos were also very good. Side salad also very good.  Friendly service.


We are locals and have been wanting to come here for a long time. This is a windy city - I woild have rated 5 stars if they had some kind of insolated waiting area. Prices pretty good for the generous serving sizes.  I had the skirt steak - perfectly medium rare and tender! My vegetarian husband was thrilled - quite a few choices for him. My picky son happy that they had pizza. The frozen hot chocolate a bit skimpy (looks bigger due to huge dollop of whipped cream on top) - overpriced but yummy.


After a horrible experience at Hyde, my Bachelorette party made its way to The Bank on a Saturday night. Like Hyde, they have club promoters, who get groups of women in for free (score for the ladies!). Downside...no free drinks. Still, the place was full of beautiful people and actually has a dance floor. We found a spot to dance and immediately drew the attention of every guy in the vicinity. Luckily, the majority of them were engaging and polite and we ended up having a good time, even though the DJ couldn't make up his mind on what music to play. The bass is also loud here, but if you come with a good group of people, you should have a good time.\n\nPros:\n-Most girls get in for free\n-Majority of men are gentlemen, not creepy. \n-Good layout, with actual dance floor\n\nCons:\n-DJ is all over the place! 30 minutes of hard core rap, followed by 10 minutes of top 40, but only playing 30 seconds of each song. *Probably changes nightly\n-Music and bass are too loud, can't hear anything else\n-Drinks are expensive


Yes it is a little over priced, but the food is huge portions, so go in looking to share, and tastes amazing. \nWent in last week for my birthday.\nI had the  chicken and it was huge, cooked perfectly with lots of veggies and mashed potatoes.  I have celiacs and they helped me out with making sure my dish was gluten free.  I was happy.  \nHusband had a burger, per usual.\nHe had a beer while I had a cocktail.  Pricing wasn't too bad, because let's be honest I've paid much more for far less and much worse.\nService was just ok, a little slow.  \nBut I'd recommend and I'd come back


I went to this coffee shop simply bc its name caught my eyes. It's located in the Noda area (which parking can be such a chaos), but it has its own private parking lot  that's a huge plus. Also free wifi too!!!!\n\nThe shop has a very cozy fell to it, and has about 10 small tables inside and outside. It also has its own roasting machine, I guess that's a big plus for HUGE coffee fan. Personally I like my coffee sweet and strong like cuban coffee. However, I made the mistake of ordering a Hazelnut cold brew. I mean don't get me wrong I still like it, but I prefer some sugar to it.\n\nI came here to do a little research, since we haven't install internet at our place yet. After sitting there 3 hours, I decided to order a Chai iced latte and lemon poppy muffin. The latte is pretty good, but didn't stand out to me as a MUST have in my drink list.\n\nI will definitely go back for the extremely friendly staff, and to try the cuban coffee in a colder weather.


Got the Korean Burger.  Eh.  It was super sweet.  Overpowering sweet.  The meat was cooked really well but the flavors just didn't work.  Truffle mac and cheese was just not good.  Texture, flavor, cheesiness, just off.  The Grasshopper shake was very good but didn't get me to any level of drunkiness and the onion rings were pretty good.  There are better hamburger places out there.


Friendly employees, convenient location and open 24 hours. \n\nI fill my prescriptions here. Kind of slow in the pharmacy, even though they're auto refilled each month.\n\nA heads up on their new policy: As I learned in April before surgery, if you have a prescription for a controlled substance, Walgreens will have to call your doctor to verify exactly what it's for. Think they said it takes 24-48 hours. \n\nPsst, if you're in a bind like I was: Hit up their competitor across the street. They don't have this type of policy. \n\nThanks for ruining it for everyone, ya RX Smack Addicts! \n\nAlso love that there's a Redbox here.


I've usually had a great experience with Hertz, and although my experience wasn't bad, I wasn't fully satisfied, and it was mainly due to the maintenance of the vehicles.\n\nI had to switch my vehicle twice, and ended up driving 3 different vehicles within a span of two days. The first vehicle, a 2012 Ford Focus, wasn't cleaned and it showed in the dirty exterior and interior. It also smelled like cigarettes inside. I ended up getting a Nissan Versa afterwards, but there was a problem with the E-Brake as it would constantly think it was engaged so it would let off an annoying beeping noise as your drove. Finally, I got a Chevy Sonic which drove great. \n\nThrough all this, the staff was very understanding and allowed me to switch vehicles with no problems. The customer service up front was great, but the problems I've had with vehicles leads me to believe that they aren't maintained the best they could be. \n\nOverall, my recent experience will make me look into what other car rental services have to offer.


Good Chinese food is hard to find. We were pleasantly surprised when we ate here for lunch one day. Will definitely go back.


I found these guys on the web and thought that, for our guys week out in Vegas, I'd get a limo to pick us up and drop us off. I used one of their web specials, made the reservation for a 7:15 PM pickup, and thought I was good. \n\nTwo of us were coming from Chicago and our third was coming from Des Moines. Our flight landed at 6:15 PM and the third landed at 7:10. I decided to make the reservation for 7:15 PM for pickup, in time for our third to be there when the limo arrived. \n\nUpon landing I had a text from the company driver saying that he was there already at 6:15 PM! \n\nI explained to the driver that I had made a reservation for 7:15 and not 6:15. He told me that, despite the web form asking you for the pickup time, they instead go by the flight arrival time. This is mentioned absolutely nowhere on their site and and there is a field for pickup time so I'm thinking that there has to be some mistake. I get his boss' number and call her, a mean, rude woman named Monique, who explained to me what I just wrote above - they go by flight time and not the requested pickup time. Then she told me that I was responsible for the extra half-hour at $34. Not wanting to keep the driver in an odd position I dropped it and paid the extra money. Upon arriving at home I filed a credit card dispute for the amount and sent them the emailed proof with the pickup time highlighted. \n\nOur pickup from the hotel back to the airport with another driver was uneventful - she arrived on time and was very polite. \n\nI would steer clear of these guys and perhaps look at other Vegas limo companies. There are a bunch of other ones out there. I would definitely avoid Presidential Limo since they treat their customers like idiots when the company makes a mistake.


Excellent for service. Burgers were just burgers. Good, but expected spectacular!


What to do on Christmas Eve eve... oh, Carolina Place Mall is open 'til 11pm? Let's go wander around there and watch the masses scramble for gifts.\n\nWhen I need to make a mall trip, this is not at the top of the list for me. I rank Northlake, SouthPark and Concord all above it. One: anything that involves 485 does not make me pleasant. Two: The store selection here is just kind of meh. Three: it's a pain to get in and out of this place.\n\nNow I will say this, there is an H&M on the way which could be a game changer for this place. It will be great for people on the south side of town since currently there is just the one location up at Northlake. Until SouthPark gets one, this one will do for our side of town.\n\nTypical anchor stores here. I don't want to say that it feels outdated... I don't think that's the right description. Maybe old school vibe is more accurate.\n\nIf I'm near this area and need a mall, I'll venture here. But with so many better options in the Charlotte area, it's definitely not a must-go shopping destination on my list.