I had the Hubert Keller burger and it was gooooooooood. And the hazelnut milkshake. Yuuuuuuuuuum. That is all.


honestly, this place sucked.  here's why.  I've NEVER left an italian restaurant hungry until I went to casa di amore.  The seating was ridiculous.  my wife and I were sitting so close to other guests, that we could've eaten off of their plates.  I had hopes in the \"homemade\" noodles only to be let down.  Couldn't tell the difference between that and store bought.  Not to mention, I ordered chicken alfredo, right?  I could have literally held the amount that they served me in the palm of my hand.  I had like 5 or 6 cubes of chicken in my pasta. It was pathetic and didn't taste any better than the $1 crap I could've bought in the wal-mart frozen food section.  I paid over $20 for a $2 dish.  The italian ristorante to the west or the sicilian ristorante to the east beats this place by leaps and bounds, no question, and they don't treat you like cattle.  Let this be a lesson to you casa di amore, stop screwing your customers.


Decent place but the overly loud and neurotic redhead manager/waitress lady is nerve racking!!!\n\nIf you go here to relax with a nice meal and a drink she will kill it. Her loud voice and constant complaining is like nails on a chalkboard


A terrible company.. Went to get business cards for my new small business..talked to Travis the graphic designer about what I wanted and he seemed like he was happy to help but now a month later and after multiple calls I have heard no response..should change their name from Never Late to Never Received


OK, I have made it to the shirne, the taj mahal, the paradise of chicken and waffles places in Phoenix.  Or at least that's what all the reviews said I should think of the place.\n\nYeah, I found it OK.\n\nHave i had better friend chicken?  Yes, many times.\n\nHave I had better waffles?  Yes, many times.\n\nBut have Iever had chicken and waffles in the same meal?  No, and for that I give them a star.\n\nPersonally, I found the chicken over cooked and too salty.  Yes, it is very fresh, crispy and piping hot.  \n\nI found the waffles just average.  I started to think that maybe no one makes waffles at home anymore, because from my point of view the waffles are just as good at my house.\n\nI did have a side of sting beans and red potatoes.  The beans definately looked like they came out of an institutional can, not fresh.  However, I have to say mushy as they were, they were pretty good and a surprise tastiness considering their appearence.\n\nThe location was easy to find, I even found street parking.\n\nThe staff was a big plus.  They are ever present and attentive, very freindly and helpful. Worth another full star. The decor is simple and the interior was very clean and bright.\n\nSo for iced tea, three pieces of chicken, two waffles, beans and potatoes and a slice of red velvet cake to take home, my bill with tip was $30.  For me that was a bit pricey and may not be worth it.  I will give it another shot again later, when I can take someone else to get their opinion.


Lived here for 7 years and been meaning to check this place out. Went on Wednesday AM, seated right away. Waitress was great transplanted New Yorker..\nOnly complaint was the blueberry muffin while large was scarce on the berries. Other than that, had eggs, ham and hashbrowns which were tasty.\nCoffee was good. Tasted some different than the water served most places. Service was excellent!


Baby and kiddie consignment shops are an absolute treasure when one has a growing baby that needs new clothes, toys, or furniture pieces every three months.  \n\nThis particular store is ideal if you are in the market for baby bouncers, play-yards, swings, strollers, or bassinets.  The average cost is $25-$55, depending on automation, mobiles, and design.  Of course half of the store is clothing, which is well labeled and separated by month/year.  Average cost is $4-$8 for clothing items, off season pieces are generally marked down 50%.  Some select formulas are for sale as well, new and at half the price of a grocery store.\n\nStaff was knowledgable, were able to tell me over the phone that they had what I was looking for, and assisted us in putting our items in the car after our purchases.\n\nPros: Great variety of above-mentioned items, reasonably priced.\nCons:\nBaby items such as swings and bouncing cradles are very dirty.  We brought an automated swing home with us and it had to be thoroughly wiped and disinfected, as well as the liner and safety harness put through the wash.\nThe two convertible cribs that were available for sale were priced at $150, but had significant wear and tear - most of the furniture pieces here look less than sellable...


I'd say this place is pretty hipster.\nNot just \"alternative,\" like all the edgy people you can muster in CU come here - it has a real hipster attitude.\n\nBut I still love it.\nAll the beers. All the liquor.\nThe excellent beer garden.\nThe good tunes.\nThe creepy room upstairs for shows.\n\nCheers!


I was not impressed. Bad food and bad service. The price was out of the question for this place. I will never return.  I suggest Pacific Sea Food for the same price.


It's a bit on the cheesy side and could use some major remodeling but my 2 year old enjoyed it enough.


Pretty good for kids, average to below average for adults.  Friendly staff, good price.  Not the best tasting, but you can tolerate a slice or 2.  Limited dessert and salad options.


Love this store!  Offers just enough variety of healthy options without putting you into sensory overload like Whole Foods does.  They have a small selection of \"quick\" foods such as sandwiches, soups, pre-packaged salads and sushi.  I do wish they had more selection for lunch during the work week.  Prices are very competitive, the produce is hands down the best quality and price!  The bulk items are very handy!\nParking can be an issue at this location right around 6pm-ish during the week.\n\nDon't forget to bring your own bags, they give you a $.05 credit!


I have always been a fan of Papa John's Pizza, especially more than the other large pizza delivery chains. The quality of the pizza and prices were good and found it hard to complain. My opinion has started to change and I can say for a fact that I will never order pizza from the Papa John's at 231 W Thomas Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85013.\n\nI generally order a thin crust pizza and more often than not and like today, the pizza comes cold and has the consistency of wet cardboard and what you would assume would be crispy is about as far from it as you can get. The past few orders have been messed up in one way or another. I've received plain wings instead of the flavor I ordered and I can't count the amount of times the driver has forgot and promised to bring back a 2 liter of soda but never come back to bring it.\n\nThere are too many great pizza places around me to bother ordering this consistently bad pizza, even for convince sake and I would suggest you do the same.


I have to move on a Saturday. So I schedule to pick up the truck (26ft.) at 7am two weeks in a advance. I get a call on the way down to this office saying they didn't have the truck I request but they could give me a 14ft!\nNow I had a team of movers at my house waiting on a truck to load, so I had no choice but to take it. I wasn't given any sort of discount or any real apology. It was a situation of if I wanted it I had to pay full price otherwise it was going to someone else.\nOn top of all that and having to make numerous trips with the smaller truck, I had to wait almost 40min to give the truck back! \nNot worth the hassle. Go with a different company!...or at least a different location.


Party of 3, a Thursday, 7 ish.  The review is perfect...meh, it was just ok.\n\nOn the positive +\n- a great space, especially the patio dining area\n- friendly service\n\nRoom for improvement-  \n- I would say that everything we had was ok.  Solid food, but nothing stands out in my mind. \n- Pricey and a 'scene', so be ready for a wait on the weekend. \n\nI get that it used to be a beauty parlor and still has some exposed pipes and the salon chairs for the bar.  Is it me or is that where the similarities end?\n\nBottom line...if I were in the area, I would probably try something else since I have already been there.


Not the best, but certainly not the worst \n\nStand outs: the salad bar.  Really.   The salads were quite good, and the bar also had a really great mozzarella.\n\nThe best itself wasn't the best, but definitely better than average.\n\nThe fish though... The mahi mahi just wasn't up to snuff


Worst customer service experience I can remember.\n\nWe sat down at a blackjack table and were completely ignored by the dealer, Lisa. We watched her deal four or five hands to the gentleman that was already sitting at the table when we got there without her even looking at us or saying a word. When we repeatedly asked if we could get chips for the money which we had on the table she didn't even acknowledge us. It was quite surreal.\n\nI asked a manager on the floor what was going on and he said that he didn't know and that there was nothing he could do!? I then spoke to his boss, Albert. All Albert was able to tell me was that he was sorry and that he would buy me a drink. I told him that was unacceptable and that I wanted to know why I was treated so rudely. He made no effort to talk to the dealer or check the tapes and did not take down my contact information to resolve the issue the following day. I felt his tone was condescending and dismissive.\n\nI don't recall ever being treated so rudely by an employee or being disregarded so bluntly by management in my life. I will not be going back to the Talking Stick Resort & Casino ever again.


We went for breakfast and had been wanting to try it out. We ordered mimosas and breakfast the food was ok the eggs were over done the chicken fried steak was a little soggy. The best part was the waitress who was a little \"off\" after she spilled half the champagne and water she informed us she was drunk. We talked to the manager who informed us she was \"hungover\" he removed the alcohol and the eggs Benedict from our bill. We are planning on trying it again with the hopes that we get \"sober\" service next time!


When you put the name Philly on a cheesesteak place, you better be able to back it up.  Today, I found out Straight From Philly deserves that Philly name.  Look forward to more cheesesteaks in the future.


Lucci's is a pretty straightforward place, so I'm giving it a pretty straightforward review:\n\n-Good pizza\n-Good toppings\n-Good prices\n-Food took surprisingly long to make (especially since it wasn't very crowded)\n-Hoagies were bland and mostly bread\n\nI'll probably come back for the pizza (it was quite good with sausage).  I doubt I'll come back for anything else.


The ceremony was nice. It was short and sweet. Both my husband and i cried. My bouquet was very pretty and so were my bridesmaids.  The whole staff was very nice; even though we were running late. The only negative is they started the live camera anyway without telling us. Im totally mortified. They didn't even completely edit the all the extra footage out of the video that people watch after for 90 days.  My friends think its cute and funny. I'm sure I will too someday.  I can't wait to see the pictures taken by the photographer.


My favorite is your Gorgonzola bread & my husband loves the monterrey pepper jack with spicy tomato oil. I used DukesBread parsley oil to marinate chicken breasts and cooked them on the grill...they were fantastic!  I've also used it as a sauce over salmon.  You have consistently great products - many thanks! We will see you every Sat!


Absolutely love the service at Audi Scottsdale! I own my 2nd Audi and highly recommend. Wouldn't own any other brand. My service consultant, Jason, is the best!


My boyfriend and I traveled an hour on Thursday to come to your store based on the reviews and advertising of your business. We ordered two sandwiches, one Italian sub, and one sandwich with mortadella only. We also bought the imported Parmesan Reggiano cheese, a jar of hot cherry peppers, a package of the imported long ziti, 1/2 lb of Hot Capicola and 1/2 lb of Mortadella totaling approximately $80.  We are from NY and have Italian in our blood. We are used to good Italian delis in NY.  Yours doesn't even come close.  I should have realized when there was no smell of cheese when we walked in. The sandwiches were ok, we ate them there. Your store was very clean, not sure if that is due to lack of business or what. When we got home, my boyfriend tried the cheese, he said it was tasteless.  I just made a sandwich with the hot cherry peppers, however, I noticed that the jar cap was popping, which means it's been opened. I tried them anyway and they are tasteless!  Your prices are very high and then to have tasteless cheese and cherry peppers? I told my boyfriend we should come back to your store and demand a refund for the cheese and peppers, which was about $40!  But how much gas are we going to spend traveling back to you?  The proper thing would be to credit his credit card.  Hopefully, you will see this and do that.


I thought this would be a nice place for a breakfast on a saturday with friends after reading mostly good reviews on yelp and google.  NOT.\n\nNot only was our order not correct the first time, the food was meh.  The eggs were boring the sausage over cooked, the toast dry and cold, and my friends protein power omelet smelled like bad fish (just so you know... no fish in her omelet... it was supposed to be steak).  \n\nWhile our server was very friendly and helpful (the only reason it got two stars), I would not go here again.


I had lofty expectations going in to Mesa Grill and I felt like everything was just \"meh.\" We went in with a party of 5 and got seated rather quickly for a Sunday brunch. We had all heard great things about Bobby Flay's food and we really wanted to try it before we left. I got the signature shrimp tamale that Bobby Flay is known for and it was just sort of bland to me. The shrimp was perfectly cooked but the sauce was \"meh\" and there wasn't enough of it. I really wish there was more kick to it. Our table also had the steak and egg which was just okay and my other friend ordered this cold sliced pork sandwich that was actually the favorite of the table. It was very nicely seasoned and what we would have expected for Bobby Flay's food. Also, they give you a nice bread basket at the start of the meal which was really good.\n\nThe service was also medicore (seemed like they wanted to get us out even though there was a bunch of empty seats). All in all, an okay place. I'll have to maybe try it again for dinner.


Not bad for if you're looking for some quick take out. Nothing good or bad to say. Just your standard strip mall take out place.


If I could give this place NO stars, I would! The polishes are super cheap (I ended up repainting when I got home), waited and stood in the entrance while a rude worker directed where clients went and offered no open seating to the others standing in the front of the shop, nor cared.  ICE COLD water for manicure bowl, no base coat, high upsells on basic polish designs and asked for an additional $1 for using my debit card AFTER it was swiped and signed for (which mean lady in front of shop SHOUTED from her CHAIR to my Nail Tech, who was VERY nice... in the BACK of the salon). Hair and Nail Zone is Hair and Nail Drones... as the staff looked so unhappy to be there and I was, too! I'll NEVER BE BACK and I wish Tabitha Coffey could visit this place and turn them into a professional and organized business!


Went with a party of 10 and we had reservations.Place is pretty run down inside. The bar service was extremely slow, even for a bottled or draft beer. Talked to the manager, he went to the bar, looked like he was going to help the bartender, then disappeared. 20 + minutes for a draft beer. Food was ok, but meals were brought out with some receiving their food and others having to wait a while. Make it through to dessert, they are out of the mocha chocolate cake, the cranberry crisp. we order the new fashioned sundae.....it was never delivered. Others got theirs, it was tiny. Another friend was told they didn't have the sorbet after they went to the kitchen and we were waiting for desserts. throughout the meal the service was very slow, forgot drinks, ordered some bread with the meals and advised it would be about 8 minutes, it never came out. I was looking around for Jon Taffer from the Bar Rescue show to come out and start yelling at the management....it was that bad. Anyway, we finish and had requested separate checks before we had ordered and were advised it would not be a problem for 5 couples. It was a problem, all tabs were wrong, the drinks were completely wrong. we gave up and will settle up between each other later. Never again.


20 minute wait to sit inside so we sat outside. \n\nOrdered the classic frrrrrozen hot chocolate for two and a side of fries while we read the front of the giant menu. \nWaitress came out dragging her feet like this was the last place shed like to be. Brought over the fries and announced the hot chocolate would be right out. \nFries were stale and rough. Warm, if anything. \nThe hot chocolate covered by a pile of whipped cream and chocolate shavings. Cold chocolate milk at best. \n\nOverall service was subpar. Food was mediocre. For the price, it could do much better.


WOW this is by far the best selection of flavors and best tasting ice cream ever. I highly recommend this ice cream parlor, they have boba and are open til 2AM!


We were in Vegas for 2 days, staying across the street at the Wynn.  We ate here twice.  I can't wait to go back to Vegas, purely so I can have their Red Velvet Cake again (It's vegan and 150 calories.  WHAAATT??).  It's sweet, but not overly sweet.  One thing I love about vegan desserts, is that without the buttery taste that coats your mouth, you can actually taste the nuances of each ingredient, and that was so totally the case here.  And the cream cheese frosting- Holy Lord!  I'll be honest: It had me doing the math for how many I could actually eat in one day and stay within my target caloric intake (12 on a workout day, 10 on a non-workout day).\n\nThey also have maybe the best chocolate chip cookies I've ever had, vegan or not.  The spiced hummus w/pita was pretty damn amazing.  Great soy milk lattes.  They serve vegan wine (in the mall!!!), but we didn't have any.  We got the vegan Buffalo Chicken Wrap to go, so we could eat at while waiting for our plane at the airport.  As we were leaving the server ran up and said \"Did you want a vegan wrap?,\" to which we replied \"Uh, yes.\"  He then said \"I'm sorry, I don't think I told the chef that.  Let me go have them fix it.\"  It made me slightly nervous that he forgot that, but I am so thankful he caught it.\n\nThe reason this place gets 4 stars is because we ordered another box of chocolate chip cookies to go with our wrap, and while were waiting, I watched, from our seats at the bar, the following go down: About 5 minutes after we placed our order, a lady comes to the counter and orders a box of chocolate chip cookies and some other stuff.  The lady helping her picks up the box of chocolate chip cookies from the case and says \"You're in luck- you got the very last box.\"  While she was taking the rest of her order, our server and the manager go up to her and start whispering to her.  The lady working behind the counter says \"Well, if someone already ordered it, why wasn't there a 'reserved' sticker on it?\"  Our server then comes back to us and tells us \"I'm sorry, we're actually out of chocolate chip cookies.\"  I don't think he knew that I saw them sell the box that was supposed to be ours to someone else, but I didn't feel like being a petty asshole about it (I just wanted to rant about it later on Yelp, obviously), so we just got some oatmeal raisin cookies to go.\n\nWe didn't eat the Buffalo Wrap at the airport because we were too full from stuffing our face with all of said oatmeal raisin cookies.  I ate half of the wrap the next day, and half the day after that, and even as leftovers- the wrap was pretty wonderful.\n\nPS- the first day we ate there, the owner was there, and said he is looking to open a location in West Hollywood.  Possibly on Sunset.  I think I'm going to see if there's a mailing list I can get on, so I know exactly when this blessed day arrives...


Every time we visit Vegas, my fiance and I make sure to see at least one show.  The last time we went, the show was Phantom.  I have to say that I wasn't impressed.\n\nThe story seemed really rushed with the content cut as it was.  The actors were almost impossible to understand when they were singing.  It wasn't their fault though - it seemed more like the sound system was not balanced quite right.\n\nI wouldn't take someone else to see it, and I wouldn't spend money to see it again.


We showed up here after hiking at McDowell Mountain and finding out that tragically Sweet Republic is closed on Mondays (!), we followed our GPS to The Vermont Sandwich Company, which was also closing just as we got there at 4:00pm....arrrggghhh! So just as we started to think that McD's was our only option we said, hey, there's that place, why not. So we walked in and, if you ever wanted to feel really unwelcome in a place...go here. There was a \"Seat Yourself\" sign, all the service staff ignored us and the place was filled with 50+/- year old men. It was one of those places where everyone kind of quieted down and looked at you when you walked in, leading you to believe that perhaps there's more going on there than an eating establishment, I'm not saying there is, I'm just saying. Now I'll preface this next part by saying I recently got a dog and have become one of those obnoxious people who gets annoyed with places that don't have dog friendly patios. We walked up to the bar and asked the bartender if they had a dog friendly patio and he said sure, go have a seat out there and he'd send someone right out. We went and got the pup from the car and had a seat. The girl who waited on us was really sweet, and the nicest person we encountered there, by far. As we sat she came out and said that the dog had to be on the outside of the fence. So basically, their patio is dog friendly in that you can tie your dog up to the outside of the fence and let it sit on the sidewalk outside. Anyway, we ordered 2 prickly pear margaritas, which are always delicious! I had the sandwich with roast beef, horseradish mayo, pepper jack cheese, grilled green chile and tomato. It was really tasty, the bread was nice and soft and not overly greasy like a lot of places tend to make toast. They had quite a few options for sides which was nice, I got the tater tots which were AWESOME! Nice and hot and crispy, fluffy and soft on the inside. \n\nIn summary, their food is actually quite nice, service is so-so, the peanuts thing seems pretty cool and I can see how that would be appealing. It seems to be a locals bar, we seemed to be the only ones there that the server did not know our names. Plenty of guys started showing up for the Monday night game, so I can definitely see that it probably gets busy when the games are on. Overall, not a bad place, I would go back if I were up in that area.


I come here for sushi when I'm craving a solid AYCE menu with a lot of raw fish options. I find if you sit at the sushi bar and just ask the chefs for your order the menu is not very stringent and they are happy to really make you anything you ask for. I found the service of our waitress to be pretty bad. My drink was only refilled once and she was very inattentive. Quality of fish is always good and have never had a problem besides how full I leave. The other options are also very good, I always order the seaweed salad and seared ribeye steak which comes on a sizzling hot pan with cabbage and onions and is a great option on the AYCE menu for those that love a surf and turf. I say the food is great for the price, and the place is only getting 4 for the value I got which is something I look for. But the service was lacking. Still worth a trip!


This place always makes me feel like I've returned home to Juneau, AK but in some kind of alternate universe. Expect tacky up north decor that is pretty endearing. Also, as a bonus: pinball! Last I checked they had two pinball machines in the back corner. \n\nService is hit or miss and never spectacular but it's a great place to catch a football game, or ring in your favorite drinking holiday with a small/med group and a decent place to catch some folky music.


Show is absolutely fantastic. Great show & great skits.. highly recommended. Only suggestion I would def. Give is to purchase the upgraded seats for the additional $25.. trust me you'll be glad you did... If your the type to get offended by swears and vulgarity this show might not be for you... def. Made for 18+.. Alot of funny sexual contents...


This is the worst service i have ever had in my life! They were 3 hours late on their delivery time, they gave me an attitude when i called to ask why it was taking so long, THEN she hung up on me! seriously? this is the absolute worst service i have ever had and i wouldn't reccomend them to ANYONE even if they were free!


This is the best fried chicken Ive had. I can't even compare it to KFC, Popeyes, or Brown's.\nThis place is so popular in the Philippines, and are slowly moving East.\nThere's only one location in Las Vegas, but much more in California.\nThey serve Fried Chicken with rice or fries, they have burgers, they have pancit palabok, they have noodle soup, they have bubble shakes, its just pure heaven in the fast food race.\nThey definitely need to move faster East and open locations in Chicago.


I'm a Vegas local and I will admit I'm pretty reluctant to go to the strip just to have a buffet dinner, however I was urged to go. It's pricey, but if you are like me and my boyfriend and can ignore the fact your stomach is telling you \"Stop, enough, please... no more\" it's worth it. Like most buffets (in my option) this is set up so it's wrapped around the dinning area, I can never find my seat. The only thing that I wasn't too pleased with was I had to wait almost 10 minutes for drawn butter, for my crab legs, which ended up causing a line of people. Everything was wonderful in terms of the food, quality, and service. I will have to say I LOVED our little Italian waiter who delighted us with short stories about NY (where I'm from), even with story time he was quick and efficient as well as super friendly. I wish I remembered his name because he was delightful. Overall a very very good dinning experience especially for a buffet.


over-hyped TGI Fridays.\n\nAte here on a business dinner while in Phoenix.  It was not a memorable experience and I would recommend that anyone considering going here takes a look at anywhere else nearby.  Five-Guys burgers would be a better bet.\n\nSorry, not a place I would like to return to


not as good as expected..... I guess I like Cora more.....\nThe Montreal putine was too salty to have a bite. :(


I broke and decided to pay 3.5 for a small bottle of water. I was dehydrated.  The 'employee' took my ten and handed me my water and a 5 dollar bill and said stupidly, \"that's ok right??' I was in utter shock, I never purchased at venues and experienced that so i just said yea whatever. When my husband drank some of my water and did not close the cap properly, it emptied into my bag. This time I went to the person at the concession stand.  I gave her a $10.00 bill and she too gave me the wrong change! This time I spoke up. I said, what the proper change should be and she acted dumfounded but gave me my remaining change. I guess they hope naive people wont count their change but this time I was on point.


Every time I get an ice coffee it ends up tasting completely different every single time and worse and worse. No matter who makes it.


The ratings by other Yelpers was accurate .. YELPERS! Food is expensive and average ... $15 Marg with Don Julio... $4.00 taco's ( small ) and stuffed chili with chicken was$19.00 , ... best item was the fresh of the guacamole& chips.. -- probably be back for Happy Hour sometime but will pass on dinner or lunch ..  2 for dinner and 2 drinks each and the bill was 90.00... Oh we'll..


To this day I will never understand the hype. It's fast food junk.


If you've been eating right for the past month, the past week, the past 24 hours,  Sammy's LA pastrami is the place to have the best cheat day ever.  \n\nTheir burgers are monstrous, I'm a guy who can put away 30 wings from hooters EASY! And one burger from Sammy's gets me ridiculously FULL! It might be around $9 bucks for a burger but it's worth every penny.  5 stars for it's friendly service, free sides of ranch and cucumber sauce and free refills!


Well after watching any Cirque Du Soleil show, you've seen it all, I really wished they used some new ideas instead of recycling old acts from previous shows and placing them all into Zarkana. Lady juggling balls, the big Ring, Chair balancing??? I think the highlight of this show was the lady who creates art with sand --- that was an amazing.\nI don't know why they ever got rid of Elvis, I thought that was a Good show, Great music, fun up beat and they had a stripper poll which I thought was different from the other Cirque Du Soleil and you get to see a hot looking young Elvis all night.\n\nIf you were to see a Cirque Du Soleil show I would just go to \"O\" I don't think anything can top that.


wow. i REALLY like average mexican food.  i grew up with manuel's, the original one in phoenix.  and i'm happy to say, this food is familiar and comforting to me.  it may not be the best, i can see how some may think it's just the worst. not me. me likey.


Service is non-existent, rude if any and racially discriminatory. Basically if you do not look Chinese or are not Chinese the people who work here are extremely rude.\n\nMy husband (1/2 Chinese 1/2 Swedish) and I (100% Chinese) came here with our son (1 year old) for an early dim sum lunch. We have been coming to Chang's since 2004 but the restaurant is now under new ownership. We experienced the WORST, actually it was NON EXISTENT service. The hostess was rude when she seated us. She brought over 2 forks, ignored me when I said we do not need them and then slammed them onto our plates and walked away.\n\nWhen we complained to the manager he told us the restaurant workers bring forks to Americans. This in itself is racial discrimination/profiling, seriously who doesn't know how to use chop sticks?!?!? Do Japanese restaurants bring \"Americans\" forks? Do Italian restaurants bring Asian customers chop sticks? \n\nWhen it came time to pay our bill the same hostess who seated us point blank ignored our raised bill in the air and purposely did not take it. At this point my husband walked over to her and tapped her on the back to give her the bill. She continued to ignore him and refused to turn around. He tapped her again with the bill in his had and she again ignored him. When she finally turned she looked at the bill in his hand and refused to take it, letting it drop to the floor when he handed it to her. At this point another restaurant employee came over and asked why the hostess did not take the bill. The hostess walked away and acted like it was not her job. When the other restaurant employee picked up the bill and came over to our table I asked her if the hostess is responsible for taking bills and ringing them up, she responded yes.\n\nWhen we complained to the owner of the restaurant he said my husband should not have tapped the hostess on the back. Uuuuummm really? How else am I supposed to get a workers attention so they can DO THEIR JOB? Instead of being apologetic or recognizing the blatant discrimination the owner and the manager of the restaurant blamed us the customers for being a problem. \n\nI will never come to this restaurant again and believe what comes around goes around. The food is mediocre at best and the service does not exist. We are from San Francisco and have never been treated in such a manner at any Chinese or Asian restaurant.


Crappy hotel with crappy scary elevators, everything are outdated and worn out, CRT tv and no wifi!?


I don't know if I was particularly starving or exhausted or some sick combination of both, but I didn't go into Sage expecting a whole lot, but was blown away by the service and the food quality! \n\nIt was surprisingly empty for a Friday night, but as long as the food is good, what do I care?  I got the Chef's menu and enjoyed every single dish.  The chef started us off with a little amuse bouche of some sort of escargot.  I'm not a huge fan of snails, but this one tasted a bit smoky and not too much like snail, so all was well.  My first dish was the Wagyu Beef Tartare, with a poached egg yolk on top.  It was served with a generous amount of delicious toasted bread soaked in olive oil and the combination of the beef, egg, and bread was fantastic.  It was followed up with a couple of seared scallops and braised oxtail.  the scallops were cooked perfectly and the oxtail was so tender it practically fell apart.  My main dish was a 48 hour beef belly (actually, it's marinated for 24 hours, then cooked for 48 hours, so it should really be called a 72 hour beef belly) which was so tender it literally melted in my mouth.  By that time, I was completely full; however, this beef belly was so good I finished it all and powered through.  I finished off my meal with an apple and fennel crumble-like concoction with some brown butter ice cream.  While it was delicious, it was way too sweet for me and I couldn't handle it after the copious amount of food I just ingested.\n\nRegardless, the service was amazing - all of the waiters were very attentive and friendly.  The food was delicious and completely blew me away!  I don't know why this restaurant wasn't more packed, because I've definitely been to other \"higher-rated\" restaurants that underwhelmed and disappointed me.  I'd recommend Sage if you're looking for a great meal at a great price!


WORST STORE EVER!! Had to wait 45mins to pick up a padio set!!! Soo disorangized.. WORST SERIVICE!! Iam so disgusted i will never ever return!! HOME DEPOT ONLY!


This restaurant closed on 12/16/2012.


LOL. These other reviews make me laugh. \n\nSo I've gotten weird solicitations from crackheads here at night so my BF was with me until I was on the bus. So the other people here arent alone in this. That was my first time and the only way I can get out of Vegas for cheap on a holiday weekend to see my mom last minute. Kinda scary but not the worse. A  scarier stop I can think of is Downtown LA greyhound which is located in slum city....like streets and alleys adjacent have tents and carts parked up and drumcan fires. Had to pick up a friend there....and it was daytime and equally scary as this place as night. Nighttime there...fuck that- my friend can take a cab to main, safer Downtown where I'll be waiting.\n\n It's almost like every greyhound is in a seedy area though. Seedy areas for a shady company. \n\nNow I have patience and am fairly objective and give chances to companies but never again greyhound. \n\nLast incident, my second time taking GH:\n\nTried to buy tickets online and it wouldnt go through...it says \"try again\" etc....next day I tried again and it went to a blank page. Looked at my debit card right before the day I needed to go to Cali and saw I was charged twice. Figured I'll go straighten it out in the station and just get my one ticket and refund the other. There was no tickets there for me. But I was charged for two roundtrips?! She said to call corporate. It was early morning and those pencil pushers werent open/answering yet. So fine, I'll buy another ticket. It wouldnt go through because of the two ticket purchases my card wouldnt let it. It was 30 minutes until the bus was leaving. Tried to see if I can call my bank to maybe tell them to authorize it- it's still closed. Tried an ATM, my card is completely frozen. My mom in law didnt have cash. I had to go home, get cash from grandma and take a later bus. It was screwing up a bit of my plans, but I can make it for most of the days itinerary still....until the bus is delayed an hour plus boarding time....hour and a half. Later I realize this too wasn't as fast as the morning bus, this one had a meal break as this was a connector bus for people going farther than Los Angeles. Damn....so 2 extra hours plus the 4 1/2 to get there. Forget all the plans. I was gonna make it for dinner if I rushed from the station. \n\nOn my return trip, my mom was late in getting me as her shift relief got stuck in traffic and she cant leave her patient alone. Got at the station in time to buy a ticket and such. The bus left without me! I was at the station buying a ticket The ticket sales dude forgot maybe o say hold on!! My mom chased the bus and I was waving and trying to show the man my ticket. He looked but no action. We were at coming to a stoplight...if he wanted to he could have let me in during that light. \n\nI had to take a 6am express flight back to Vegas so I can make it to work. \n\nThey canceled the two charges on my debit card but would not refund my ticket from the bus leaving since I was \"at fault for not showing up earlier\". I was there buying my ticket- they left me, 5 minutes earlier than scheduled too so I thought I should've been safe. \n\nThis was some sort of cosmic karma joke I thought, but after telling friends and family- many offered stories of GH mishaps. \n\nNever again. No \"last minute\" trips using Greyhound.. Booking 3 weeks ahead for the Southwest Airlines \"Wanna Get Away?\" specials or driving or I'm not coming at all if so and so decide they are having a birthday party this weekend afterall. I'm staying home!


I have stayed here three years in a row and I do not think I will do it again any time soon. \n\nLets just say this... nasty... There is a reason why the rooms are kind of dark and that's to make it so the jizz stains on the walls do not show. I am not joking... you could clearly see where the load was blasted across the wall next to the bed. \n\nI brought this to the attention of the front desk and they simply did not care. They moved me to a diff rent room but this room was worse then the last one. The finish on the tv stand was very worn and the room just felt grungy, I then notice another Jizz shot across the wall and a hand print! Freaking nasty! \n\nI get it, I am in Vegas and people like to be freaks when out here but whoa.\n\nSo I go down for a second time and again get no care at all from the desk but they move me again. This time I see no loads on the walls or anything but still am a bit disgusted by the whole thing. \n\nI was in Vegas with friends and they were staying in other rooms. They had someone enter their rooms when they were asleep and steal stuff from them! (This is more then one room btw.) The management did not care, they even went to the point of not believing them. Management just pushed them around with BS responses. \n\nThis is the single worst review I have ever left on Yelp but one of the most important. DO NOT STAY HERE!


Outstanding .....\nFrom San Diego and needed a burger fix and boy did I get it...\nHad the beach house recommended by the guy at the counter and he was right on.\nI will be back next time I'm in Phoenix


Tried to get a table. On a Wednesday had a ridiculous wait because they wouldn't seat a table of two at a table for four. (75 minutes with tables for 3-4 sitting open!!!!) it's summer in phoenix! What are they waiting for to put butts in their seats. No matter. I left and went to Stingray who got me in with no incident at 7pm.


My Fianc\u00e9 and I went there last night and loved it! The best salmon sashimi I have ever had. The rolls were delicious. My favorite is the poke roll. Definitely a place to go back to!


This place has been recently renovated (as of September 2009) to include a Wal-Mart grocery store. I don't think it qualifies as a \"Supercenter\" because it lacks a McDonald's and a bank and a vision department and all that. But I was pleased to be able to have an alternative for grocery shopping in the neighborhood.\n\nAfter some growing pains experienced in their inventory, they finally started carrying the Yakult probiotic beverage in their dairy section. I drink this stuff daily to stay regular (become friends with your intestinal flora, I say), and have been miffed to find that it sells for $3 a six-pack. But this Wal-Mart carries the cheap, Mexican alternative Bio Salud for 88 cents a six pack!\n\nBut allow me to climb down from my gastrointestinal soapbox... The groceries at this Wal-Mart are not always the best quality (e.g. the bacon I purchased was quite fatty, and the shredded Parmesan was less flavorful than most), but you can find some bargains here. And then there's always the rest of the store to explore for those random items you never knew you needed.


This is really a 2.5.  What lies between MEH and A-OK?   OK.  Like the first Matrix sequel.  Not bad.  Not good.  Just OK.\n\nTypically I stay at the Mirage when I Vegas and so I try to slip into the Cravings for breakfast.  I would not say anything is gourmet or jaw dropping, but you can put together almost any breakfast you can imagine reasonably enough.  \n\nUnfortunately, the most disappointing aspect of the breakfast is the lame 80's era hotel coffee.  Mirage -- you don't have to serve Starbucks.  Go to a local Panera or Einsteins Bagels to get an idea of what you should be serving.  Something smooth with some flavor.  Not bland weak nothingness.   You should be embarrassed at this point.\n\nI've read other reviews that indicate this buffet used to rule Las Vegas.  I'm not really convinced any buffet can rule much of anything.  I tried to over-rated Wynn buffet and the far superior Paris buffet and I'm simply not sold on the idea that any buffet can challenge a reasonably good restaurant.  But that's not why buffets are in Vegas.  They are there to offer cheap fast eats.  They are cafeterias with delusions of grandeur.\n\nThe Cravings is a decent 'cafeteria' if you will.  The sushi lacks fish, the shrimp is plump and bottomless, the coffee (again) sucks, and they'll toss you a tasty salad of your dreams.  Like I said, it's OK... for a buffet.\n\nThe Mirage has been good about updating itself and I think it's time my favorite affordable resort re-invent the buffet.  Scrap the silly name.  Pull the Studio 54 gold and mirrors out of the interior.  \n\nI'm hearing good things about what the Cosmopolitan is doing it.  Take what works and fix what doesn't over there, bring it to the Mirage.  Charge higher prices to people walkin' in off the street but give resort guests a bold discount -- and name said discount as a benefit of the resort fee.


Dear Koi,\n\nThank you for understanding that I have shellfish allergies and I needed you to use a different knife when cutting my sushi. Thank you for your prompt service and coming to check on my Jager Bombs and Coronas every time I took the last sip. Thank you for understanding what really, really, really tasty food is. Thank you for your $20 unlimited alcoholic beverages in your night club, and allowing me a VIP pass after I ate at your restaurant to enjoy your club until wee hours into the morning. Thank you for playing fantastic music while in the club. Thank you for not being outrageously expensive, and reasonable. And lastly, Rock on. I will be visiting you every time I go to Vegas now.\n\nYour biggest fan from California,\nAshley.


Worst/no customer service. Went to the bar area since it was only me dining alone. Allthe bar seats were taken so i found a table right near the bar and was waited on one time during 45 minutes. All the while no other server asked if I needed anything and the girl that served me initially walked by many times without acknowledging me. Every server that walked by did the same. Mind you I'm right by the bar. They had plenty of time and opportunities to ask if I'd like to see a menu. NOTHING. No eye contact no smile no service. I've been in there many times before and this by far has changed my opinion of this establishment. Normally they have average to decent customer service. Even the  manager was there (I'm guessing by the different red colored polo shirt). The regular customers (the ones at the bar who were called by name by the employees) had no trouble getting service. Very displeased with Native. Definetly lacking in the customer service department.


By far the worst bank I've ever banked with. How the HELL do you charge your own clients money to withdraw from your own atm??? Um...... they do!!!! It's normal for another atm to charge you a fee...... Well so does this bank. You not only get charged with the other bank or atm fee, but 1NCU also charges you a $3 fee for using another bank or atm. Really???? I can't stand the service. There bank has 2 tellers only, and the line could be full as 15-20 people and there isn't any additional help provided. The list goes on and on. I'm exhausted just thinking about the problems............. oh yeah, they also charge you $19.50 a month just to have a checking account. HaHahaha. I love this free world............ Not!!!!!! One Nevada Credit Union is garbage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bank of America or Wells Fargo here I come.


Went to a late lunch and was pleasantly surprised with Honey Salt.  The food was somewhat experimental but very,very good.  Not what I would expect to find 'off the strip' in Vegas.  Our lunch was punctuated with moments of really great food, but with one or two little things that were slightly off.  This is a five star kinda place and I think that I will need a reservation the next time I go.   I am looking forward to eating at Honey Salt again and seeing what else they have come up with.


The place was ok but the guy working there was awful.\n\nI went climbing with a group of four people. It had been awhile since I had climbed and I couldn't quite remember how to tie the figure 8 knot so I went to the counter to ask the guy working. He was sitting in the little office near the entrance talking on the phone but I managed to get his attention and he said he'd be right out. \n\nHe finally left the office, phone still attached to his ear which he handed off to his friend who was there visiting. I know, popular guy. My friend then went up to the counter and told him we needed some instruction on knot tying. He scoffed at the fact that we couldn't remember how to start the knot required to use the equipment that we had just paid for but said he would be over in a minute.\n\nWe stood there waiting for a good 15 minutes for this jackhole and finally gave up and asked one of the more experienced climbers how to tie the knot. As soon as she started to give us a little lesson, the clown who works there walks over saying something about how non employees aren't allowed to give lessons but he was gonna be nice and turn his back while she did. Really?\n\nFor my money, Nevada Climbing Center is way better and the people are much nicer.


The atmosphere here is comfortable and attractive.  The service is above average.  The lunch specials are quite appealing, and the food itself is pretty tasty.


I've been here coupla times in the past week or so.  It's a nice clean store, nothing special, pretty helpful clerks, good selection, average prices.  There is a nice big parking lot so you can always park close.


My daughter ordered something from Sephora about a week ago. Three days later it was \"delivered\" it was tossed in front of my door. Nobody ever knocked on our door! My son happened to go to the store and saw it on the ground. I live in an apartment complex and someone could've just picked it up. I wouldn't have know. I'm 10000000% positive nobody knocked because I have a loud chihuahua that goes crazy at the slightest knock and I was HOME all day. I have a another package coming in any day from Kohl's and unfortunately they're the \"delivery company\" I'm scared because this is my husbands Christmas gift. I pray it goes well


Greek salad is awesome. Great price for the amount and quality of the food. Will def come back.


We absolutely LOVED Carlsbad Tavern! We weren't sure what to expect by the name, but we were pleasantly surprised when we walked in. It was late in the evening and we sat on the patio, which has a really cool ambience with the fireplace, palm trees and water features. We enjoyed a few cocktails from the Late Night menu, and at the suggestion of our server, we ordered the New Mexican pot stickers. All I can say is they were amazing. The sauce was so good, I could've seriously licked the plate clean if I knew no one was watching! (Lol) The only downfall is that we found this place on the LAST night of our vacation, otherwise we would've been back at least one more time. The atmosphere, service and food here is simply outstanding. Try this place, you won't be disappointed!!!


The biodome is not a zoo, and it's not quite a botanical gardens.\n\nWe came this past weekend and found the longest line I have ever seen in my life. There were people everywhere. The line went all the way around the biodome, to the theater, then back again. We had paid for a taxi there, so we had little choice but to wait in line. It moved fast-ish though, I'd say we were outside for about an hour.\n\nOnce we got in I realized why there were so many people there - it was free day. So the good news was that there was no charge, the bad news was that because it was free there were thousands upon thousands of people there. Many more than I am sure is normal.\n\nAntarctic area was closed, so that congested the people even more and it was not at all an enjoyable experience. We were just a body of smelly humanity that surged forward en masse. There was no space or time to enjoy any of the exhibits.\n\nBut what am I going to do? Ask for my money back?


The waiting is too long!! They should expand their patio , offer a complementary drink if you wait is more then an hour ! Who waits an hour to go out to eat! This is the reason i dont come here. She wanted to come here!


Brunch was the goal. I'm not really sure what I left with. I was full, but I would hardly call anything they had on the menu as brunch. The food was average. The prices were a little on the high side. I did have an incredible coffee!\n\nHere's the problem in having a bathroom in the middle of the dinning room... when one coffee drinking patron went in for evacuation everyone HAD to smell it. Ouuffff.... Luckily I had paid but was on my way out. Not cool.


One of the best sushi places i have ever been to in my life!  This is honestly not an exaggeration as I tend to do that at times.  I was only in Vegas for three nights and I came here two out of the three.  Highly recommend and absolutely everything we ordered was amazing.  There was a special crunch spicy roll that was to die for.


Right on Duquesne's campus and a perfect place to go before a concert or Pens game at the Consol Energy Center.  It can get crowded before games/concerts so make sure to leave plenty of time. The bar is also fun to hang out at as they have great game day drink specials.  I ordered the 2nd Shift pale ale for the $3 special-the bartenders said it tasted just like Yuengling which it did.  For dinner I went with the cobb wrap which was a cobb salad (egg, cheese, chicken, tomatoes, lettuce, bacon) in a wrap. The hot bacon dressing was delicious. My date ordered the turkey club with homemade chips which he too enjoyed. My only complaint is that I ordered mashed potatoes as my side instead of fries and they charged me $1.99 extra.


I love the bread pudding and the soup.  But the prices are high, not open on Sunday, and I was not impressed with the breakfast.


It seems like every time I try to eat something that's not a buffet or outrageously expensive on the Strip, I end up having a horrible experience.  Alas, this was no different.\n\nWe wanted to get brunch, but we didn't want to enter a food coma, so we decided to try out Terrace Pointe Cafe.  (We would have gone off the Strip if we had access to a car, but we didn't that weekend.)\n\nTHE SERVICE WAS AWFUL.  I had low expectations based on other reviews I've read here, but it didn't even meet that low bar.  Our waitress Heather was terrible, and the guy who took our drink order was nice at first but then totally ignored us.  Not only did we have to ask multiple times for bread, but we didn't get drink refills, and it took a LONG time to place our order and get our food.  The food took so long to come out that everything was lukewarm.  We would have sent it back, but we were starving by the time it finally showed up.  The craptastic service was made even worse by the fact that she was giving excellent service to a table of old white people behind us.  Mmm, brunch with a side of racism.  My favorite.  The bf was steaming mad by the time we got our check, and we only ended up tipping $1, on a check that was over $30 (speaking of which, the entrees are really expensive for what they are -- my turkey burger was $15!).\n\nAs for the food, the bf had the breakfast plate which came with pancakes and eggs and sausage links.  It also had toast, I think?  He said it was OK.  The turkey burger was decent but not that great.\n\nAlso, Diet Cokes are $4!!!  HIGHWAY ROBBERY.  Mr. Wynn, as a fellow Penn alum, I am disappointed.  Sorely.


Not a bad BYOB. We ended up there on a busy Saturday night, but we were seated within five minutes for a group of ten. Service was slow at parts. The bread was good though (fresh and still warm). I ordered a Filet mignon, and it was delicious (nice and tender with great flavors). Pricing is a little high for small portions though (I would have expected slightly more sides with the beef. Overall, food is good, service is slow, price is a little high. Not a bad place to start off an evening with friends.


Brought a friend to this store to ship a pkg to her daughter for her birthday.  The counter person, Bill, would not ship her pkg because she could not read and verify the address that he had on his printout.  My friend told him that she could not read it, not that she wouldn't, but she could not.  She had the address on the pkg, but he needed her to look at his printout and verify the address. He told her that he would not ship the pkg unless she did this.  My friend cannot because she is legally blind.  He would not help her and refused to send the pkg.


This was my first visit (3/29/11).  I was a bit underwhelmed.  I knew it was the largest buffet line and that is fine with me.  The majority of the selections looked like they had been there a while which translated into some dry chicken.  The lamb shank and crab was decent.


Come here for brunch or early lunch otherwise you will be singing the same woes of all the other 1-3 star Yelpers.\nI mean how can you really hate a place that had 1/2 price bottles of wine, i mean i guess you could if you were one of those \"McCain-loving-obama is a socialist-there is no parking for my H2\" type people but i personally appreciate cheap stuff. \nThe best way to do my florist is as follows...\nRoll out of bed on a Sunday, it's 10am, your head is pounding and you cant think straight. Stumble to the bathroom, clean up, cover up last night's hair with a hat, don some big sunglasses, pick up friends and head to Florist. Order a mimosa, drink it, and order a bloody marry. (best around) Okay, you are starting to feel human again, execute stage two; biscuits and gravy OR if last night was particularly rough stick with eggs on toast. Continue with afore mentioned drinks and mastication until all is right in the world. \n\nLook this is not an amazing restaurant but it is GOOD. They always have discounted drink specials or cheap wine, the food is consistent and service is the best if you sit at the bar. \nFor dinner make sure to get the breads with herbed butter and the cheese plate. Sandwiches are no Pane Bianco but they are all pretty solid with the Turkey and Brie being my standby. \n\nI am sorry but what is wrong with the piano lady covering current hits with a jazz inflection, if you want Brahm's 9th Symphony go somewhere other than a trendy cafe, Jesus. It is klitchy and gets her tips, calm down fancy pants, it is however true it can get loud in the seats right by her.\n\nOh... the bathroom is completely private and shwankily candle lit... so ah... yea. Watch how much you drink and who may or may not be pulling you into said den of inequity for covert lip-locking


The Challah Bread French Toast was unique.   A good menu with items that are not associated with the normal \"breakfast place.\"  \n\nBusy place but efficient and friendly.  I would love to go back again if I make it back in the area from Chicago.


Being from Hawaii and not having any Olive Gardens here, I always wanted to try one. (thanks to all the commericals) Well my first impression when I walked in was that the restaurant was alil dingy. The feeling and atmosphere wasnt what I expected. I thought it would have more of an upbeat feel to it, like Outback Steak House, Ruby Tuesday's, Apple Bees etc. but once I got pass the quiet, old atmosphere and ate the food, it was so worth it. I had the Capelini Pomodoro which was good, it was $11.75 which included soup or salad. I took the soup and it was great. My mom had the Venetian Apricot Chicken and she said it was excellent and my sister had the Stuffed Chicken Marsala which she loved. I also had a non alcoholic drink Pomegranate Limetta which was superb. The food taste, quality and price will have me going back whenever I'm in Vegas. I gave it a 4 star not a 5 only because our server NATALIA had alil attitude problem. My sister told me the last time they were there, they also had her and had issues. So aside from our server who needs to check her attiude, be more attentive, and learn her menu and act as if she likes her job, I LOVED OLIVE GARDEN!!\n\nP.S. oh the bread sticks were great too! =)


Pizza by the slice...I thought I left that back in NY. I was very happy to find a place that does slices. Jimmy and Joe's just does not do slices they do SLICES.  However, do not get too excited this is not NY pizza. Very far from it. The crust is super doughy and the cheese and sauce are just OK. This slice would never make it back home. It would be sent to Pizza jail for perpetrating a REAL slice. Hey but what do I expect this is AZ. \n\nI have been here numerous times and we order regularly from them for delivery. It is kind of hit and miss with the slices when you go in. I am guessing because they are usually sitting there and you have to reheat them etc. When we order delivery the pies are great, hot, cheesy with fresh toppings. So I would say if you are in their range for delivery then by all means do so or pick up a pie. They can keep the slices. The salads are OK. I think they should invest in better dressing. They use the  cheap store brought stuff and you can definitely tell. J and J upgrade to better dressing. \n\nThe place seems to be run my a bunch of teenagers. I never see anyone in there older than 22 or so. But I have to say they are always attentive, cheerful and get your food out to you ASAP. However, if you are staying in to eat be prepared for teenage chatter as the staffers have friends coming and going. Can get a bit annoying but that could just be me.


Remember people this is a buffet and not a fresh to order sushi place. Place can be pricey for dinner. You do get a good selection and tons of dessert. There is plenty of different things on the buffet even for non sushi lovers and the best part is the crepes for dessert. They will put out fresh sashimi style tuna and salmon, beware when the Unagi is put out. You will have to elbow your way through short Asian women visiting from Asia!!!!


our driver seemed nice enough.   he was a heavy set, young black man.  he drove us down the strip and pointed out some sights and gave some advice on where to go and what not.  but when we were dropped off at our hotel a young couple collected there bags and didn't tip the driver.  he yelled at them and called them names loud enough for everybody to hear.  he continued this until the couple had entered the hotel.  meanwhile, my boyfriend and I, along with another gentlemen, stood amazed at what we were seeing.  When my boyfriend gave him a dollar tip, he rolled his eyes at us.   On the shuttle ride back to the hotel, a different driver made sure we had tip money before he let us on the bus!!!  Tips are supposed to be earned through good service, not bullying.


Brought my family (group of 9) here for a nice dinner on the patio- great idea! They can accommodate large groups and there is plenty of beer to go around! The atmosphere is true to what you would find over in Germany- loud and boisterous! If you're not into loud music and chanting- sit on the patio- you'll be glad you did! The view is spectacular! \nThe food was also nice- ordered schnitzel sandwich and potato pancakes.


The food here is second to none. There were four of us, so we had a wide variety of small plates. All of it was grand. Some of it, like the foie gras, was a little rich for my taste, but quality nonetheless. We had two desserts (cheesecake and creme brulee), neither of which was anything to write home (or Yelp) about. Also, the wine pours are either done by someone with poor depth perception or possibly Japan has a different definition of a glass of wine, as they were stingy with the grape juice. With as popular as this place is (reservations are a must), I am not sure why they do not open a larger location, as the current one is cramped and not very inviting. The service was adequte, but not overly nice or accommodating. Focus on the small plates, and keep the rest in the periphery.


A friend of mine suggested we go here today before our movie. I was planning on suggesting another place, but she got their early and got a table DARN!\n\nI don't hate Red Robin...I think I avoid it because I am not a big fan of hamburgers. Seems like more of a place for straight guys and kids if you ask me, but my experience today wasn't to bad.\n\nOur waiter was really nice however I think that may have been a result of my push up bra.\n\nOrdered the Crispy Chicken Salad which also had hard boiled egg, bacon, and veggies and was very good. I'll probably get that again next time someone drags me here. Get it with that Italian dressing. Yummy! \n\nMy friend ordered us onion rings as an appetizer I hate onions, but those were goood! \n\nNot my first choice but good crowd pleaser with more decent food than most chains.


It's ok inside.  Fried chicken was average and overpriced.\nNot sure why anyone would go here when there are other options near by...it's VEGAS!  Don't do a chain.  Do that in the Midwest.


I agree with GC's review completely. Meh. \n\nThere are much better places to spend $100 a person with a view in Vegas, unless you really are too lazy to leave THEHotel. Too much attitude and not enough attention when they can see that you aren't drunk enough to spend all your money or somebody else's money on overpriced drinks.  The food was good, but not exceptional. Nice presentation and a lot of white table cloth, black floor, hanging glass globe tentacles that are just kind of distracting.  One of the darkest, potentially creepiest bathrooms I have ever been in outside the third world.\n\nKeep looking, better yet if you don't need the high view see my Aureole review.


Very nice walking path. Always clean and well manicured! Keep up the great work Henderson!


This review is about the AYCE Crab Dinner\n\nMediocre corn.\nMediocre rice.\nMediocre crab.\n\nWhat happened? I use to love the AYCE crab dinner here because the crab was so warm and juicy. This time the crab was just room temperature and the sides were just blah.The only thing that improved was that they now put their butter on burners, so it never solidifies. The thing I hate the most was that they raised the Crab Dinner price to $15.99 (drink not included)!! That's 3 bucks more than when I use to come here not too long ago. That's a big difference. For just a few bucks more than that I can go to a seafood buffet with unlimited drinks. I don't think I'll be coming here again for the ayce crab dinner. It's no longer a great value.


Came here on an afternoon for lunch, and the service was pretty fast and efficient since their lunch hours aren't all that busy. Their portions are filling, and you have flexibility as to how you want something cooked or prepared (no butter on veggies, cooked blackened, etc.) Our server was fairly attentive to our needs, and their portions are easily sharable among a large group (which is recommended).


On your way up you are greeted by one of those most unwelcome signs: 'Beware of Falling Rocks'.  Normally this is never a problem for me on my everyday rounds, but I imagine this is most unwelcome when sandwiched between a cliff and a massive drop.  Any how, having got that out your mind you discover that the path here wanders along half way up the cliff in a rather bizarre manner.  What it does offer though is fantastic views over the city and being a wide path, there is nothing to worry about.\n\nIt's a fairly steep climb, but as you go up and up you begin to realise the illogical nature of this path and begin to suspect whether Holyrood isn't just one of those great conspiracy theories (well surely it's all too good to be true).  Unfortunately, it seems real enough and we must content ourselves with the best views over the actual city.  Me, I'm a big fan of here and not just because I can see my house from up here, it's also because I can see it from my house and it's nice to know when I look out my window every morning that I've been up there recently.


If once a year you decide to take your friends up on their offer to go hiking next weekend, don't.\nI thought it would be fun. \nIt wasn't.\nI was sick at the first signpost...the one in the parking area.\nIt never got any better. \n\nMy lungs, inflated for the first time in years with something other than weed and cigar smoke, were seizing up like an old whore.\n\nMy legs so jittery from the experience, caused my car to lunge back and forth on the drive home, as my jimmy-leg worked both the gas and brake simultaneously.\n\nAnd my feet hurt so badly, I had to soak them in ice before going out that night.\n\nI'll be back up there next weekend.


I ordered 2 times from that place and got lazy service, late delivery and cold pizza and I do not recommend that place


Best sandwiches anywhere! Everything is made fresh and is outstanding. My favorite is the Turkey, Bacon, Avocado ....amazing! Even the sides are made fresh daily. The potatoes salad is out of this world good!\nYou got to try this place!


My husband and I celebrated our 43rd Wedding Anniversary at Flemings in Peoria and from the moment we entered the door and was greeted with \"Happy Anniversary!\" by the smiling receptionist, our whole experience went North from there! The wait staff wishing us Happy Anniversary, our server, Jose, paying particular attention to our needs, the manager presenting us with a gift card,  Jose snapping our picture and bringing over the \"memorable moment\" keepsake photo, the gift box of chocolates...oh wait...did I mention our perfectly prepared dinner selections?  I cannot say enough good things about our experience. We were treated like Royalty and I want to share our thanks with everyone who made our night so wonderful!!!


Service is not so great. Took long to make my order no waitress in sight for 15 mjn. Eggplant crisps are good. Margarita pizza came without basil tho :( Once fixed was good. My Italian soda never received.


I should make it clear from the beginning that I had a hotel comp and didn't pay for the meal. If I had paid for the meal, I would be furious. \n\nSo here it goes- my partner and I ordered 5 items to share: \nThe sliders never came out\n\nThe braised short rib smelled and tasted foul. We each took a small bite and never touched it again. \n\nThe breaded and fried green beans weren't horrible, but they weren't interesting either.  I'm not sure what the dipping sauce was trying to be. Also, I think the oil in the fryer needs to be changed.\n\nThe flat bread took almost 30 minutes and was bland. \n\nThe only dish I would recommend is the duck tostada- but even then I have to say the duck was so bland it might as well have been over cooked dark meat chicken.\n\n\nOn the positive side- we ate at the bar, and aside from the sliders never coming out, the service was nice. The bartender was pleasant and quick with our drinks.


This guy is an idiot I wanted a full interior detail because I was going on a trip. I did not need an outside car was it was going to get full of bugs the same day. Regardless he flat out refused to do the work for 150 dollars which I was fine with I can leave the house because I have a baby and I was more than happy to pay that rate. He said that he needed to make more money than that.\n\nI will never call this guy for the company or personal vehicles.


I am sorry I hadn't been here before. From the outside you have no idea what hidden treasures are inside. Everything we had as appetizers and our meals were great.  I love the new variety to our palettes. I highly recommend you come here.


As someone who keeps an eye out for new burgers, I am always very pleased to hear when something new shows up.  The bigger joy is when a place opens up in an area where you can't really find something you want.  In that case, Lasalle recently welcomed a new restaurant opened by someone who is quite familiar to the restaurant scene.  Saul Ettinger's latest offering is his fourth stab at bringing us the very best in smoked meat and burgers.  If we have learned from the other places he had a hand in, this one should be quite something.\n\nEttingers caught my eye a few months back, as I was doing my normal burger research.  The fact that it was opening in Lasalle was a very big plus for me, as there aren't any previous Burger Search locations that could be found in one of my favorite parts of town.  When I heard the claims of having quite the burger on radio ads that aired on TSN 990, I just had to go.\n\nI'm so glad that Ettingers set up shop in Lasalle or anywhere for that matter.  What you'll get is solid smoked meat and a pretty decent burger.  The combination of service, decor, and quite good dessert made this visit one that I won't forget for a while.  I really do hope that Ettingers is around for a very long time and that it does well, because I really want to go back.


great stuff, great service.\nbought about 12 shirts at half price of Macy's and some awesome mouth and shin guards!\nSuch a deal!


Considering this is a \"high-end\" thai restaurant, and I actually enjoyed the food, this place deserved 4 stars. Why did I take 1 star off? Because it tasted like a hole in the wall [to yelper's standards] 5 star restaurant back home at L.A.'s thai town, just fancied up a little. The food was excellent, though, but for the prices were a bit high. Why still the 4 star rating? We came here on New year's eve night. Many of the nicer restaurants had prix fixe menus from $75 up and it was hard to find a nice place without one. I for one am not a fan of prix fixe menus. So we made a reservation here for 8:00 and didn't get seated until 8:30. That was annoying because we even split up our party of 14 just so we can get seated quicker. That clearly didn't work. They have to work on that if you ask me.\n\nThe restaurant is dark, and very, very busy. They also don't have a restroom so you'd have to go to the casino floor to use one. It's nicely decorated, but I've eaten at Tao at the Venetian, which is much nicer, and similar in pricing. They also give you chopsticks... uh, they don't use chopsticks in thailand, they use a spoon and a fork. You'd think a restaurant full of Thai workers would know better.\n\nWe ordered the phad thai, pineapple fried rice, pad see ew, and bbq pork chop entree. The 4 of us split it and it was all very good. Like I said, it tasted like it does at a popular authentic thai restaurant in l.a., but for twice as much. The service was slow at times, but it was new year's eve and it was a packed house. We always had plenty of water, and the waitress was good about checking on us, but she wasn't spectacular. She did bring my sister's request of chili paste and chili powder really quickly, which was nice.\n\nI wouldn't come back here because I'm sure there's a thai restaurant somewhere off the beaten path in vegas which can make food just as good, and for lower prices. BUT i did have a great experience and was happy with everything we ate.


Beware of Sam the order taker! She will laugh at you for ordering too much food! \n\nToday, we are moving lots of furniture. There is a big group of us, we are hungry & Mcdonalds seems easy,  fast and efficient.. Right?? No no no!\n\nIt's was my job to grab lunch for the group. I came up  to the drive thru, and Ordered 6 mcdoubles.. The order taker Sam's reply is \"wow 6 mcdoubles, that's a lot of mcdoubles\" ( laughing ) \nMe : \"yes 6\"\nSam: \"you must be so hungry for 6 mcdoubles, wow!! ) still laughing) \nMe: \"well yah I'm 400 pounds, of course I want all this food\"\nThen I ordered more to the order, because that's what my group requested.\n\nMy friend & I were in shock! We could not believe a fast food order taker could be so condescending and rude!! \n\nI requested to talk to a manager and I had told her what happened. She was very apologetic, which I understand it's not her fault her staff are rude kids. I told her she needed to get my order and I was not going to go up to the next window because I would go off on Sam. \n\nAs I was waiting, the window staff member asked me to move to the next window. I told him no, I was waiting for the manager and I would not move till I got my order. He rolled his eyes. He was a stocky rude boy. \nThe manager  came back out with our \"HUGE\" order and apologized again and gave me a punch card for a free value meal.\nI told her it wasn't her fault but she does need to get a grip on her rude staff.\n\nMcDonald's , this is not how we know you. I'm still utterly disgusted with the service I received today. I will NEVER be back at this location again and I will be writing corporate. \n\nAdvice : Go to Indian school & Hayden location, they are friendly fast and not rude.  They don't care how much or how little you order!


Poop. Poor service. Poor staffing. Had an issue there about a month when.........finally someone spoke with me he was a total jerkoff for lack of a better word. Almost certain his last name was Corona.


Another disappointment in a meat market here in Las Vegas. They don't even butcher their own meat. They are no better than a supermarket and not as good as Whole Foods. I would love to find a true butcher here in Las Vegas.


I was REALLY pumped up to go to this restaraunt.  I had wanted to go for a long time...the west side isn't known for fancy so I was excited to go to what may be higher end food than we usually get.  I wasn't dissapointed but it wasn't the best I'd had.  The appetizer was good, all sorts of little fried wonders!  Also, they brought out some warm yummy bread.  My first drink was amazing...Saguro Margarita...to die for!  Do it!  I got the fish special for dinner and it was a little dry for my taste.  The rest of my group however got the lamb and loved it.  I will go again and hopefully then can report a higher rating.


This Body Shop location is extremely convenient! I seem to always forget some beauty product when I travel, and if I'm passing through Charlotte, I never worry because I know that the Body Shop is there to rescue me! They carry just about everything the main stores have, and the prices are not inflated due to them being in an airport. \n\nMy only gripe is the size of the store. It can be hard to navigate with a larger carry on bag. Still worth it, though.


I had been looking forward to going to the Mission since the Yelp office hour event I was unable to attend.  The restaurant is quite beautiful, sophisticated yet relaxed.  Absolutely impeccable service from the hostess and our server.\n\nWe started with the tableside guacamole.  Although expensive ($12), I really enjoyed the option to adjust flavors or add-ins to my taste.  It is only made with one avocado, however, so if you're with a group larger than 2 or 3, you'll definitely need more than one order.  Chips were hot and crisp.\n\nI ordered the tecate skirt steak tacos.  Simply prepared, tender, and delicious.  But I will warn you, these are little itty bitty baby tacos (3) with no accompanying side dish.  Nice for me since I'm trying to learn the art of having a light meal, but not for everyone.  I was a little put off by the serving size given the cost ($10).  I actually would not have even minded that if the tacos were priced individually, and I could have the option of choosing a variety of fillings.\n\nSo, by now you're on the edge of your seat just dying to know why only a 3-star rating.  It was my husband's lunch.  He ordered the pabellon, which is a sandwich of braised beef and peppers.  I will admit I did not try it, but I observed the eating experience.  The filling had so much grease that the entire bottom half of the roll was ruined.  The top half of the roll, however, was like a stone.  He attempted to cut it with a knife (he couldn't pick up the sandwich because of the grease), and could not.  He probably should have sent it back.  Thanks to the Mission, I am now trying to get the stain out of his new shirt that resulted from this eating fiasco.  Therefore, my own experience was tarnished.


Incredibly rude service from Andrea on Sept. 13. Clearly annoyed I was\n\"interrupting her\" to make my purchase. I will not use this location ever again.


Rude, rude, rude employees. I saw a lane open and the cashier was standing at the beginning of the isle, when I pushed my cart that way she turned her back to me blocking me from entering. I said excuse me is this lane open. She turned and looked at me like I was interfering with her day dream. Then said yes. She went behind the register and I started to unload stuff. She asked if I had coupons, I said yes and continued to unload. When I saw she wasn't ringing anything up, just standing there I stopped and faced her she said I have to have the coupon before I can start. I have never heard of that before but gave her the coupon. She then started to ring up things, very slow looking over everything like she was shopping. I just waited patiently. She never once smiled or offered a hello, have a nice day, nothing. Even when I said hello she said nothing, at the end I said have a nice day but still nothing from her but blank stare. I will never go back to this Walmart.


I should have know from the get-go I wasn't going to be a fan of the rumor. Rumor has it, the service sucks! I'll go easy on them because I'm pretty this was the first day on the job for the girl who had checked me in. \nTo start off let me inform you that self-parking is limited to maybe 15 spaces (guestimate). They offer free valet which is nice but ultimately it could be a hassle when the poor guy has more than one car coming at a time. I got around the system by just telling them I was going to park in the back and luckily they would just wave me through. The valet guys do come in handy though when you need a cab. They will flag one down for you. Believe me, you'll need a cab. Driving in Vegas is a pain and unfortunately the Rumor is about a mile off the strip, in the heat that's WAY too far to walk. Including tip each trip to the strip will cost you about 10$. Not too bad.\nBooked through hotels.com and have never had a problem with fees or taxes before because it's always been right there in black and white. No surprises. Here I go arriving at the Rumor after a 4 hour drive and as a welcome gift they inform me there's a hold of $75 per night for incidentals and what not. I was not happy about that at all but what are you going to do? I wouldn't be able to check in unless I paid the fee. We got that out of the way and get the keys to our room. You walk through an open courtyard where the pool, cabanas, hammocks, and plenty of tables and seating is available to you. It was HOT like Vegas is so the fact that you have to go outside to get to your room was not something I looked forward to. \nI get to our room and, nope it's not our room at all. I booked a deluxe 2 queen and they sent me to a room with a single bed. It was a beautiful room but not what I paid for. I walk back through the stinky hallway, down the open air staircase and through the courtyard to inform them of their mistake. It was an easy fix and fortunately the correct room was on the same floor and building so I didn't have to haul my luggage up another set of stairs. I get our room, the right one and guess what? The keys don't work. Get a sneaky suspension that they didn't trade them out when I handed them the keys to the wrong room. I go to the room with the king bed and the keys open it up. By this point I was sweaty, tired, grumpy, and irritated. I go alllllll the way back to the lobby once again and the girls who had helped me the first 2 times were busy on the phone so I nice man helped me out. He programmed my keys with the right code and that was the end of it. \nThey did send some champagne to our room to apologize and made a courtesy call which I appreciate. I would have rather them remove the 11.99 a night \"resort\" fee than a free cheap bottle of champagne. I don't even drink champagne. Whatever I guess it's the thought that counts. I understand that mistakes happen but after reading other reviews it seems as though they happen A LOT at the Rumor. \nHigher rating simply because the room IS beautiful. There's a seperate living room area with its own tv and the bathroom is perfect! There's a rain style shower head that I LOVED! The sink was a little strange and definitely not made with short people in mind. The room was spacious and super clean. I would stay again just because the room is perfect and there's no way you'd get a room like that on the strip for the price I paid. \nCheck out was easy enough, there's was a pretty big line and the man in the front didn't ask me how my stay was. I don't know why that bothered me, I must just be picky. \nBTW it's been a couple days since I checked out and their still holding on to my $150 incidentals charge. Maybe that's just my bank processing the whole thing, I really hope so at least .


Tiny little place and very popular...highly suggest going early if you're a newbie in town and never had their sammiches before. They get pretty busy after 12.\n\nI couldn't decide what to get, and was told their number 2 popular choice is  not that great and I should try salami or black angus. Tough! So, I ended going with roast beef. I really enjoyed it, not greasy at all, and I actually ate the whole thing. Ha unbelievable, it was that good! \n\nOverall service was great.


I would not recommend this car wash to anyone that has either a tight budget or a good carwash in mind. I'd decided to give this car wash a shot after hearing good things about it, and I was sorely disappointed for a number of reasons.\n\n- $11.99 for their most basic wash is fairly high, especially considering that a number of other places do a better job for more competitive pricing.\n\n- I was told that my wash would take fifteen minutes. It took them an hour. Honestly, I didn't mind the fact that it took them an hour. The fact that they were dishonest about the estimated time is what bothered me.\n\n- They did not wash my car roof. When I took my car back to them to point this out, they argued that they'd tried to get the bird droppings off and failed. Upon hearing this, I pulled over to their gas tanks and cleaned my roof myself. Most of it came off even without any soap.\n\nSo, in short, don't trust these people. In addition to doing terrible work, they're also quite happy to lie to your face. Stay far, far, away.


Good call Yelpers, good call.  Full disclosure, I've had barbecue at some pretty famous establishments in Austin and Kansas City.  While this place doesn't have the history or the reputation of some of barbecue bastions of the world, this is definitely among the best barbecue joints I've been to in the valley.  Perhaps that might not be a high bar to clear, but its definitely worth a try.\n\nAs with so many barbecue joints I've been to, this location seems to have a goofy disposition.  This particular establishment is located in a row of storage warehouses right across the street from Deer Valley Airport.  You really have to be looking for this place as the exterior blends in with all the other businesses in the complex.  Once inside though, the story changes entirely.  I was warmly greeted by a gal at the register as the lunch crowd came streaming in.  Their meat smoker is right behind the register filled with slabs of brisket, ribs, pork, and sausages.  The smell wafting into the front counter is heavenly.  Theres a tiny amount of seating up front, but there's a bunch more around the corner in back.  The back is basically an industrial garage thats been turned into a sports lounge of sorts with multiple TVs showing ESPN channels, a bunch of booths as well as table seating in the middle.  Not fancy or pretentious at all, but very relaxed.  If it had a bar, it'd be perfect.\n\nBeing that this was my first trip, I grab a sampler plate.  You get pulled pork, smoked chicken, and smoked sausage along with two sides.  For a little extra you can substitute a meat for brisket.  Being that brisket is their calling card, I exchanged brisket for chicken this time.  I got BBQ beans and waffle fries as my sides.  And got a couple of soft rolls to make sandwiches with my meats.  I grabbed a booth seat in back since the front was already getting crowded.\n\nSo let's get to the verdicts on their food.  And for the record, I typically like to eat my BBQ without sauce as the best barbecue doesn't need it.  For starters, excellent brisket.  Nice smokey flavor with a pronounced smoke ring to match, tender and juicy, and a nice portion.  The sausage's smokey flavor was a little less pronounced, but plenty juicy and flavorful as well.  The pulled pork was also good, though perhaps a little on the dry side.  The beans were a little bit of a bust as I didn't taste any BBQ flavor in those.  I actually got the waffle fries so I could try their four sauces which are provided at the table.  Of the four, I actually like their mustard flavored sauce best.  The mustard gives it a little tangy zip that adds to the flavor without being too spicy.  They also have a sweet & mild sauce, a smoked tangy sauce, and a hot & spicy sauce (it wasn't all that hot in my opinion).  I applied a little of the mustard sauce to the meat which was great, though as I said great smoked BBQ doesn't need sauce.\n\nTotal for the sampler plate (including the brisket substitute and two sides), 2 rolls, and fountain drink was $15.  Good lunch portions that left me satisfied without feeling uncomfortably full.  I was in and out in less than 30 minutes.  The place was really getting busy as I left so the average time spent here might be a little longer than that.  \n\nAfter eating here I still give a slight edge to Bobby Q's as the best in the valley, but POAF can certainly hold their own, especially on the brisket.  In the end, its not Bryant's, or Franklin's, or Salt Lick.  But if the Phoenix area is going to get into the barbecue sweepstakes going forward, it will be competition style BBQ joints like Pork On A Fork that will be forging that path.


You know, after going back to the convention for a second year and eating at the Golden Palace Buffet again, I have to say that ordering off of the menu provided a significant improvement over the buffet.\n\nThe food wasn't nearly as greasy and was actually quite flavorful.  I was pleased with my meal and I'm sure my friends were, too.  My friend, who was wearing a giant costume, was treated with courtesy.


So dirty I was afraid to take my shoes off. Is there a way to give a quarter star?


This is a full five star restaurant. The service is as good as it can be and the food is always on the level. This place really goes out of its way to put that little extra something on the plate. Whoever doesn't like Juan's just simply doesn't know good Mexican food. I have been eating here from the day it opened and I'm not going to stop anytime soon. Thanks to all the staff at Juan's ill be back soon as usual. Highly recommend the breakfast burritos and the chimichangas !!!!


Very good, excellent sides, tasty food.


What a Burger!! Outstanding, and they throw in the free entertainment outside.  While I visited some of the natives became restless.  Batman got punched in the face by an urban youth who was quickly arrested.  Anyway 3 fat burgers, fries, a milkshake and coke later I was more than satisfied.  My only question-Why the need for a turkey burger? We are American over here, keep the turkey for those silly Canadians...Anyways-What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas and I just dropped off a truckload of evidence!!!


Beets & Saba - excellent & good sized portion\n\nSquash Blossoms - filled with a minted ricotta - and DIVINE!  An absolute must try!\n\nCanteloupe, Arugula, Parmigiano-Reggiano & Lonza (cured pork loin *drool*) - this was a perfectly balanced salad.  Sweet, salty, savory - with a lemon/olive oil dressing and salt/pepper.  Perfect and simple.\n\nAnother excellent meal - the staff, service and food never disappoint.  I was immediately seated - and they get the food out here FAST.  It was lunchtime, too.  If I was ever disappointed in something here, I'd send it back and know that they'd make it good.\n\nPROTIP:  Ask for olive oil when your bread shows up.\n\nThis is one of my favourite Vegas places.  Highly recommended :)


STAY AWAY unless you're desperate for gas like i was. They don't accept credit cards at the pump and if u use a debit card it's an extra charge. After wasting time figuring out they don't take credit cards I went and had to pay there. When I came back out, the gas price was higher than what was advertised. I did not have time to go back in and ask wtf but I'm sure the clerk would say it's because I paid with credit card!? TOTAL SCAM and it's a dump. Seriously, more so than normal gas stations.  Lol


I kept going between 2-3 stars but in all honesty, \"I've experience better\".  I'm not a huge champagne fan so this may contribute to the low rating in addition to other factors.  I opted for cocktails that mixed champagne with other types of alcohol so that I wouldn't be totally biased with my distaste for champagne.  \n\nI had the Champs- Elysees which is champagne with strawberry puree...there was a glob of strawberry puree settling on the bottom and top of the glass which made it challenging to drink the actual liquid in the middle.  Whoever made it was heavy handed with the strawberries and might have forgotten to hit the \"puree\" setting on the blender but rather hit \"chop in to indigestable globs\".  \n\nI also got the Le Petit Fizz (blue curacao, vodka, champagne) - weird - YES, weird in a good way - NO.  I enjoyed the blue color of the drink but there was way too much vodka and that's all you could taste.  \n\nI actually like the decor of the place, but agree with the others in that Perle seems like they are trying to be more clubby than classy.  The music was so loud that you couldn't hear other people talk.  I asked the waiter (who was really nice) if they could turn it down and they did, but it was still loud in my opinion for a place that doesn't even have a dance floor.  \n\nI may be back, but you can bet it won't be my first choice!


Spinach wrap for lunch was disgusting. Weird, pasty sauce. Whole place seems kind of dirty. Booths need to be wiped down. Don't go here unless you're an undergraduate with low standards.


What can I say about this place...the drinks are a little pricey but if you are looking to get drunk, start here!\n\nI had 50oz of the 190 Octane and an extra shot and felt every bit of it. If you are unsure of what you'd like the bartender will give you samples to try.\n\nThe drink prices range from 8.00 up thru 30.00 for 100+ ounces.  It can be a bit expensive for a single drink but you will be drunk from one\n\nWe first walked to Mandalay Bay from New York New York but soon learned they had a location in MGM.\n\nThey also have locations at Caesars, MGM, Mirage, Planet Hollywood


The service stunk other than the woman bartender. Three of the guys looked at me about 5 times and didn't take my order. This is a college/young crowd bar so I probably didnt belong there anyway so live and learn when your visiting from out of town.


*sigh*  \n\nI went in to try this place on a whim, since I live in the neighborhood and I LOVE noodles!  I was all excited, the decor is cute, the staff is friendly, the music is great, the menu is diverse, the prices are reasonable (or so I thought)..but then I got my food..\n\nNow, let me start by saying that I do understand that quality and quantity do not ever need to have anything to do with each other.  But given that the quality of this dish was not compensating for the UTTER lack of quantity, it made me a sad Necie.  I ordered mine to-go, and upon getting home and excitedly opening up the box, I stared at it for a minute, wondering if there was a mix-up..Was there some poor child that now had to wait for their order since it was accidentally given to me?  I'm not model thin, and I do have an appetite, but the portioning on this dish was out of whack compared to what was charged ($10.54).  There's a picture of the exact dish I ordered in the same to-go box situation as mine in another review to show that I'm not crazy!  Like, just to be clear, there's NOT another layer of noodles underneath that which is visible in that picture.  And that to-go box is NOT huge.  In fact, they probably should just use Chinese food to go boxes as they'd waste less space.  \n\nHere's the deal, was the sauce yummy?  Yeah.  Was the chicken yummy?  Yeah.  Was the flavor profile overall a good idea in practice?  Yeah.  But if you are going to put together a fairly simple dish, don't skimp on the pasta!  Had there been 1/3-twice more pasta, I wouldn't have written this review.  I'd have wondered why there were 5 tiny pieces of chicken lost amongst the rest of the delicious sauce and noodles, but I wouldn't have felt completely jipped.  Or had this dish been priced around $6.50, I would have accepted the portioning.  This all really disappoints me as there were a few other dishes I wanted to try after reading through the entire menu, but at this point, unless someone ELSE is buying (and that someone else has a small appetite), I won't be going back (unless they adjust their portioning).  The only reason I gave this 3 stars was due to the fact that the food was pretty good..just not good enough to justify the cost.


So this store has everything. I mean literally EVERYTHING. From bedding, to kitchenware to the Ped-Egg, they have it all. There were a ton of employees who were always asking if I was doing ok while I was walking around the store. Their prices are a little higher, but then they do have some things that are unique only to their store. I researched online before coming in and I had my eye on a specific body pillow. When I finally got to the pillow section, they had the body pillow I wanted, but that's it. Nothing else to compare it to. I asked an associate walking by if this was the only body pillow they had because I wanted to compare the one I wanted to others. He said that they had a sad selection of body pillows and that other customers had asked before for a bigger selection. He did reassure me that my choice was a good one and that it was soft but firm enough to support my body. I love that they send coupons in the mail, so it saved me $4. I bought the pillow and indeed, it is what I was looking for. I know I'll frequent BB&B only if I'm looking for a specific something.


this is by far the best goodwill e.v.e.r.!   my first visit was last weekend on their 50% off day, and though I had to park down the street!, it was a great time (5 1/2 hours there!).  yes we had to wait at the checkouts in a line waiting for an available shopping cart, but well worth it.  I found a lovely kate spade purse, George foreman contact roaster, a rotisserie roaster, (both heat perfectly and were in near-new condition)  many excellent cook books, a lovely hand made crochet blanket, many many items in excellent condition.  so much there still had tags from the stores!.   \nvery clean, plenty of staff keeping things orderly and restocking with new donations.  I went again today and found more goodies.  my fave new GW location!


Cool dive bar and a nice break from the normal las vegas scene.  Went in a friday night after getting free beer coupons handed to us on fremont street.\n\nWas pretty empty for weekend night.  Bartenders are as advertised.  Extremely loud with the megaphones bordering on obnoxious.  Fun though.  Be aware though bartenders will bait you into buying shots including for them and then your bill skyrockets.  Didnt think that was cool.


These folks pour a DRINK for $3 on Saturdays! They have daily specials and the Saturday special is $3 SoCo or Three Olives. Saturdays also offer a turkey cheeseburger and fries for $5, but I didn't try it. You can see all their specials by hovering your cursor over the day of the week on their home page (http://www.16th.st/index.html)\n\nIt was NOT crowded when we cruised in for the Sun Devil game this past weekend. We were greeted by a guest who asked if we had a reservation and then hollered to the waitress who said there may be a wait. At least they have a sense of humor!\n\nThe advantage for us was we got to take our pick of the TV we wanted to view the game. There were two Texas Hold 'Em poker tables going (not my thing so I don't know specifics) and I saw pool tables in a separate area -- photos on the website make it look like there's shuffleboard too.\n\nDefinitely looking forward to going back. It was a great place to watch a game. I'll have to try the food next time and maybe they'll get a bump to 4 stars (although, I observed their nachos are real cheese nachos, and I'm a fake cheese nacho girl so I'm gonna have to pick another game day food!)