This review is for the cycle class only. \nI love to cycle. When I saw that the facility had a class daily I packed my shoes in my suitcase and was super excited that I could get my spin on while in Vegas. I didn't even mind paying the extra $20. Saturday was a long Vegas night but I made it to Sunday 9am spin hydrated and ready to sweat....until the music came on. I admit, I spin in a boutique spin studio in Los Angeles, but there is NEVER an excuse for bad music choice that you cannot coordinate a routine, coordinate pedal stroke to or gets you that motivation to keep going to...this was 45 minutes of what seemed like early 90's hair band rock and long drumming and guitar solos. OMG...it was painful. Oh, we did get one dance song in there! This was such a turn off I decided to not take the class the remaining days of my stay.  Instructor was good, but this is Vegas, the party should continue all the way to the cycle studio.


Hakkasan tries to compete with the big two clubs in Vegas right now. Marquee and XS. In a way, it does, but in another way, it's your typical Vegas club just magnified 10x.\n\nWhile it didn't have as many stairs as Marquee, there were still quite a few. Granted, there were a bunch of rooms playing any type of music you wanted and I guess you can't be taking the elevator all day with those many people.\n\nSuffice to say, it's layout isn't as good as XS which has that gigantic open area with no stairs. On the flipside, XS can get packed enough where you have to wade through the pool just to get out.\n\nBoth a downside and upside of Hakkasan is they don't close off the main dancefloor. Marquee and XS will have security shooing you away. Hakkasan did not the day I went. However, while you can make your way to the floor, you're packed like sardines.\n\nAlso, $100 for Calvin Harris? C'mon. Really? I've paid less for Kaskade and Avicii in Vegas.


Went looking for a Sonoran Dog and heard this place had a Phoenix Dog that was close to a Sonoran Dog. It was further then I use go for food but closest place with a Sonoran Dog. It was YUMMY!!! So were the onion rings. Not over priced either. The hot dogs are all beef and deep fried. Very clean and nice services.


So I heard about the lobster roll. HAD to try the lobster roll. I made reservations for a wednesday night so I could eat the lobster roll. well, I wish I could say it lived up to my expectations.\n\nThe evening started nice. Decor and atmosphere is very nice. My brother and myself both enjoyed the wine that we chose. The soup that we started with was EXTREMELY yummy. wished I had orderd more of it. although at the moment I cant recall what kind of soup it was. lol. creamy and delicious. it has been a while since I ate here. a few months at least. I do believe it was sunchoke or some sort like that. anyhow, on to the reason for my visit.\n\nI ordered the lobster roll, of course. my brother ordered a scallop with cranberry bean dish.\nI was excited. super excited. then the plate was put in front of me. I was shocked. it looked like a little mini dollhouse version of a lobster roll. hmmm... okay, tiny, but how does it taste? well the roll was nice a buttery and crispy, but the lobster filling was far from impressive. not bad, just not special. AND I couldnt wait to try duck fat fries! but alas, they tasted like regular fries. were they? I have my suspicions. As for my brother's dish, it was far worse. the beans were extremely over salted, i wouldnt have been able to eat the dish myself.\n\nDessert was hopeful. Trio of warm doughnuts anyone? I am so there! And they were quite tasty too. I liked them far more than my brother. although not all the dipping sauces were impressive and could have done without. I still enjoyed it very much.\nCant forget to mention the free cotton candy either. that is a very nice touch. sadly, though, I will not be coming back.


Disgusted. TAKE EVERYTHING OUT OF YOUR CAR IF YOU GET YOUR CAR WASHED HERE. Left a ring in the ash tray of my car where i usually leave it while working out/hiking, with the cover closed ( yes, a mistake from the start ) STOLEN. Dumb enough to go back two weeks later to use the coupon booklet that i had purchased, this time all the silver change was stolen out of the ash tray and the pennies were left behind. Absolutely terrible.


Horrible and liars.  I asked them to not run my credit and wouldn't sign a info sheet. A few days later I checked my credit and their was a hard inquiry from them. We will spread the word about their dishonest practices and of course never buy from them.


Our waitress was friendly. However, we waited a long time for our food for a party of 4, about 40 mins. We were seated at 1:30pm and there weren't even a lot if guests. All we ordered were 2 omelets, steak and eggs special, and a bowl of lobster bisque, so we didn't expect it to take that long! We already each finished 3 cups of coffee before our food arrived. :(\n\nPrices are average. $10-$13 for omelets, $10-$12 for sandwiches and salads, $12-$20 pasta. $9 for a bowl of soup. They have $5 mimosas and bloody mart all day.\n\nFood taste and quality was okay, I'd compare it to Denny's but with smaller portions. I did not like the lobster bisque, it was too salty. I recommenf just sticking with the specials, they're also cheaper. My brother's steak (5 oz ny strip) and eggs was only $7.95.\n\nOverall, it was not bad, not great. Just okay.


Extremely courteous and expedient. Fixed my tire for no charge. A+


2.5 but I rounded down.\nThis is not a place you go to eat out but it's rather a emergency stop when you have no other place to go perhaps 4 in the morning. Cash only. Doesn't separate the check so if you are eathing with somebody else figure it out among yaselves.\nI'm not a big fan of diner's and haven't been to one so I don't have anything to compare to but like I said, if you have nowhere else to go you might try this one.\nFood is ok. It's like the food that a mom who doesn't care for cooking cooked. I don't want to be too mean. Waitresses are friendly. They are dressed up in scrubs like nurses.


On one hand, the Sea Life Aquarium is an aquarium. If you've seen one, you've seen this one. On the other hand, it's in a mall. That's right. An aquarium in a mall. I mean Concord Mills isn't your typical mall, so what did you expect? The attraction (they say that a lot) is run by a group that has a few of these - this is apparently the sixth in the US, and there are another couple of dozen scattered around Europe. So you may have seen them elsewhere, but this is the first in the area. The closest in the US is halfway across the country, so there's that.\n\nFirst, you buy your ticket. It's not cheap (though you can save a few bucks if you buy online, or if you buy an annual pass if you want to go a lot). Expect to spend a good percentage of $100 if you have a family of four - and well more than that if you hit up the souvenir shop on the way out.\n\nOn the way in, it's not unlike a Disney attraction - you get a little countdown timer, and cute animation and everything. Only the images aren't centered properly, so the porthole of your sub isn't exactly where it should be. Ignore that and pretend the room is moving, so you actually feel like you're in a submarine, so that when the doors open, you feel like you've moved, when in reality, you've gone nowhere. A bit more money in this department would do wonders. Even a visit to a Disney property would help explain why it's needed.\n\nRegardless, you then enter a cave-like aquarium, and the fish aren't bad. They say there are thousands of them, and there could be: But there aren't a huge variety. If you've been to the NC aquariums, you've seen otters and beluga whales and all sorts of wildlife. Not here. Just a bunch of fish. Even the touch tank only has a few starfish and some hermit crabs (admittedly, they are big hermit crabs). But you can see a bunch of those at Wings when you visit Myrtle Beach, it doesn't cost you anything, you can get your favorite team painted on the shell and if it dies you can usually get a free replacement.\n\nThere are a couple of nice displays - the horseshoe crabs are perhaps the most active I've seen anywhere, and they don't look dead (like they often do). The rays swim, rather than burying themselves. The blacklight display of jellyfish is cool to look at, but you can see things like that in Spencer Gifts (at least, I assume you can - perhaps I am dating myself). And the sea horses are always fun to watch. Perhaps the best display is near the end, where you can walk through a tunnel and see the head of Poseidon attached to some tentacles in some strange mythological mash-up. Most of the sharks were hanging out here, including the only hammerhead I saw the whole time.\n\nOne word of caution: The displays say not to use flash, which is fine because it usually reflects off the tanks. In fact, all of the plexiglass reflects horribly, so you get exit signs, display signs and the lady from Waukegan in your pictures. Try and take one looking up in the glass tunnel and you'll get nothing but LED lights and no detail on the fish because the lights are above you - in other words, pictures are almost a no-go here. But it is a reasonably interesting half-hour, especially if you have little ones.\n\nThat's right, I said half-hour. While it's a big place for the mall, it's not a big aquarium. You can stay about as long as you want, and you can cut through at the end to go back around again and again, but you probably won't stay very long overall. Keep that in mind, and understand what you're paying and you'll be fine.


I've ordered delivery twice for papa John's.  both times my pizza was delivered at room temperature. The second pizza was even free courtesy of the manager because of it. and both times I was told that it would take 45-60mns and took close to 2hrs. I was accommodated for my dissatisfaction, so the reason for me writing this is not to come down on the staff, but there needs to be a change. Maybe they need to hire more people or whatever unless they want to keep giving away free pizzas.


In the past I really enjoyed Great Steak, even though it's not a legit cheesesteak they usually tide me over. However, this particular location was terrible, one of the worst sandwiches I've ever had. Won't be back. EVER.


The shrimp fried rice and teriyaki chicken were good, but the rest of our order left a lot to be desired.  The crab puffs were missing a key ingredient....the crab!!!  That was really disappointing.  The beef and broccoli and cashew chicken didn't score high marks with our group.  Not sure we will give them another try.


Apr\u00e8s avoir \u00e9tudi\u00e9 de pr\u00e8s la trentaine de burgers qui seraient \u00e0 l'affiche pour Burger Week MTL, mon premier choix s'est arr\u00eat\u00e9 sur Diablos Smokehouse, nouveau spot qui avait ouvert ses portes quelques mois auparavant. Diablos offrait ''Le Sixi\u00e8me P\u00e9ch\u00e9 Capital'' (15$), compos\u00e9 d'un p\u00e2t\u00e9 de b\u0153uf AAA, fromage provolone, bacon et ketchup fum\u00e9s. Le TOUT \u00e9tait par la suite... frit (!). Y'en fallait pas plus pour convaincre mon Bro et moi.\n\nCette b\u00eate est accompagn\u00e9e d'un \u00e0-c\u00f4t\u00e9 de votre choix. Les pommes de terre pill\u00e9es \u00e9taient vraiment bonnes, \u00e0 l'inverse du mix de frites  r\u00e9guli\u00e8res et de patate douce. Mais bon, on n'\u00e9tait pas l\u00e0 pour \u00e7a.\n\n Avant d'attaquer le burger, il a fallu le couper en deux pour une meilleure appr\u00e9ciation, tant gustative que visuelle. D\u00e8s la premi\u00e8re bouch\u00e9e, je savais d\u00e9j\u00e0 \u00e0 qui allait mon vote. Chacune de ces bouch\u00e9es se r\u00e9sumait en une explosion de gras et de saveur dans la bouche et on n'a m\u00eame pas mal \u00e0 l'estomac par la suite, comme avec le Foie gras ou Mac n cheese.\n\nAvec le mix de fromage fondant, sauce, friture et pain, le tout go\u00fbtait comme un m\u00e9lange de lasagne et pizza...dans un burger.\n\nBref, si vous n'\u00eates toujours pas convaincu avec les photos, je vous sugg\u00e8re d'aller faire un tour au Diablos pour l'essayer, il est toujours sur le menu !


Had a fantastic haircut by the talented Tad.  \n\nThe environment is eclectic and electric.  Lots of cool things to look at and take in while you are waiting.  All the staff was super friendly and made me feel right at home.  A loverly shampoo and conditioning with a neck massage thrown in for good measure.\n\nThen Tad helped me land on a new doo.... gingerly escorting me out of my twenty plus year default hair doo habit.  So far the response for the new doo has been favorable.   Thanks Hair Pollution!


Dear Hotel Chocolat\n\nI want you to know I dreamed about you last night, I think I might be in love.\n\nyours,\n\nJd\n\n...........But really what an awesome shop. Was lucky enough to be there last night for a tasting that was free but I still ended up spending \u00a330 on things to take home with me.\n\nStaff are great, welcoming, banterous and inlove with what they are selling. Was treated to a great avriety of their treats my favourite being a chilli caramel!! Nom!!!!\n\nTheir Cocoa-coffee shop at the back is inspired - loved my wee machiato.\n\nVery much looking fwd to cooking with the cocoa meat rub. This place is a palace of chocolate and a must visit for anyone!!! :o)


Another disappointing experience.  Why can they make good al pastor tacos. Don't even use real corn tortillas. The only good thing was the horchata.


If you deal with sales associate Courtney, good luck!. Went to get a remote start for my truck and not only did I have to track someone down to come help me, no one knew anything about any of the products that were at the store or online. Secondly, I was told 3.5 hours for install on Saturday it took 8.0 hours to install and two days later the product does not work (Viper). Tried calling to ask for a manager and nobody can seem to find me a manager on duty and gave me attitude every time. Tried speaking to techs and they are either not around or off every time I call. Needless to say the customer service is terrible and don't bother trying to talk to anyone about any product or service because no one has knowledge of anything there.


Anyplace this big with this many TV's automatically gets three stars, but the Mesa crowd even a weekday was getting kind of sketchy. We wanted to play pool, but you can't play one game at a time and it is now 10 bucks for unlimited play. They have a few other games inside, but mostly alot of TV sets and they did have the volume on for Thursday night football. Cactus does not feature any food specials during happy Hour, but plenty of drink deals were available. Beers were about $2.50 or 3 bucks during football games. The only other issue is the urinals which are all child sized and offer no protection from the next dude (see photo). Invest in a divider, I know it's a Mesa bathroom, but at least invest in a divider.


Huge airport.  Clean and lots of shopping.


Kang Gai soup is a lot creamier than other similar soups (Thai, etc). Filled with a lot of ingredients. It came in one of those hot pot soup serving bowls where a small flame is kept going. The ladle was really hard to use with it--it barely fit into the gutters of the bowl so uh..yeah, the ergonomics of it was bad. \n\nI got the Moak Pa--steamed catfish with ground pork wrapped with banana leaves. The flavors were disappointing and the fish wasn't even all that tender or juicy. The dish erred on the salty side. We barely touched the accompanying sticky rice as it didn't go as well as with regular rice. \n\nI was a fan of the squash curry, though. Chockful of different kinds of squash, eggplant, and zucchini, this thick concoction was unique and delicious. The chicken in it was tough and overcooked but I'd just pick those pieces out and continue on with the curry and squashes. Perfect dish to pair with rice.\n\nFood comes out a tad slow and there was this annoying fly hovering around our table (even though it was kind of cold in the restaurant). It was good but not great.


Yummy! Fresh food and good service! I had the castroville omlette. Tasty! I do wish they has hasbrowns instead of diced potatoes but that is just my preference. Our server was friendly and definitey took care of us. We went on a sunday and it was pretty busy but we didnt suffer from that at all. Overall good experience.


Went here Monday for my birthday and had a great time.  We made reservations for a hibachi table at this location but was told they didn't have it when we got there.  If not for that I would give 5 stars.  So we waited in the dinning area and ordered appetizers.  When the table was available we were moved over.  Our chef, Dylan, was so nice and funny.  He kept us entertained and the food he cooked was so good.  The chicken and steak were so moist and juicy.  The shrimp was cooked perfectly.  We had the landlover meal but next time I will get the seafood special even though I don't like lobster just to have more of those supple shrimp.  I will request Dylan of course.  He even made a little rice cake with a candle on it for me.  All of the staff I encountered were very friendly and the ambiance is really nice.


Cafe Luna in theory has much going for it - trendy interior, good location in campustown, free parking, and an excellent wine list. That said, it seems that their tapas style menu is still needs a lot of work for the prices they are asking. I've been twice - each time fried foods have been either undercooked or soggy, cold dishes served at room temperature, the cds being played skipped. All of that said, the staff seemed distracted - which I could forgive if there were more than five people in the restaurant. I am giving it three stars as the menu is at least interesting and the selection of wine and spirits excellent. Otherwise, it would be a two star selection.


I see a lot of negative reviews here on this business but I've had good experiences with them, sort of.\nI went in to ask about getting the carbs on my bike rebuilt. The cost was prohibitive for me but some guy, my apologies for not knowing his name , asked me what year my bike was. I told him and he said they won't even work on my bike because it was too old. Huh? He explained to me about how with bikes than ten years tend to have things break quite easily and end up costing them more to fix than they make. Ok, I can understand that.\nHe then tells me that when I bike has been sitting for a long while and the gas goes bad that the thing to do is run some SeaFoam through it and that will probably bring the bike back to it's original performance. Cool. \nSo he says they won't work on my bile but tells me the easy way to fix it myself. That rates pretty high in my book.\n\nThe second incident was when I went in for a clamp that I lost. He, same guy, asked me what it went to and I told him the air cleaner. He tells me that they don't have a clamp like that but I can use a zip tie to re-attach that hose to the air cleaner. I think that's some stand up advice. He could have easily told \"Sorry, ain't got one\"  and let me walk away bummed but he helped me out with some mechanic advice.\n\nIn summary, I've never had my bike worked on by them so I can't comment on that kind of experience but have been given good advice from them.


First visit to this place and it was off the hook.  Now the clarification.  We ordered food to go, the Thai Clam Chowder, the Dragon Fries, a Chicken sandwich and two Pho Dip sandwiches.  \n\nThe food is SPICY there is no doubt about that.  The fries were AWESOME, spicy, garlicky, everything they said they would be ...YES I love spicy food.  The Pho Dip's were AMAZING.  I love French Dip Sandwiches but this one with the twist they put on it was a really amazing sandwich and to me beats any French Dip you will find in this town.\n\nThe chicken sandwich was good I am told but the chicken did have the fatty part of the skin on it which was a turn off for the person eating it.  \n\nThe claim chowder with the Thai twist I am told was very spicy as well and they were not able to eat it because of the spice level but said the soup itself did have a good taste if not for the spice.\n\nSome can hang and some cannot.  I will visit this place again as there are other items on the menu I would like to try.   This is a place if you like spice, you should definitely try.  If you don't like spice, stop and talk to the guys there and see if they can take it down a notch although in my opinion that would defeat the purpose of their food but overall it was amazing and I will be back.


I really have mixed feelings about this place. If I were to base the rating solely on the all glorious Volcano Roll...this place would get 5 stars. Unfortunately I have to consider other things that detract from the love of one roll. I have been going to this place for years. My family from the east coast always request to go here when they are in town (which maybe more of a fascination with the AYCE thing.) I ate here a few weeks ago and was very sadly disappointed. The hubby and I sat at the sushi bar. The place wasn't busy by any stretch of the imagination yet the orders we placed took an insanely long time to prepare. We ordered Cajun albacore, hamachi, a volcano roll and a Todd roll. We also ordered shrimp tempura from the kitchen and calamari. We quickly got edemame and started to devour it. We then got our tempura orders. This whole time I am watching the sushi chef that took my order...chopping something for another dish, or to stock they're bar, or whatever. We waited 20 minutes for the Cajun albacore!!!! In the meantime another couple came in and ordered a roll. The same sushi chef that took my order...made a Philly roll and gave it to them....I just glared at him thinking when are you gonna make my sushi rolls???? My hubby (very mild-mannered and timid) was begging me not to say something. Then (under my constant glare) the sushi chef made our hamachi and the other 2 rolls. It took 30 minutes to get this little amount!!!!! Aside from that. I actually had to get out of my seat and go over to the waitress (talking to the other waitress) to get me a drink refill (much to the chagrin of my hubby.) I was never asked for a refill on any of the tempura orders ( which are included in the AYCE menu.) \n\nI honestly believe that they stall making your sushi so that you will: \nA) get pissed off and leave! \nB) get full quicker since you are eating slower, and therefore you eat less. \nC) run out of the 45 minute time limit and not be able to order anymore. \n\nThis used to be such a good place, and such friendly people. I don't know if a new owner shook up the place or what...but it breaks my heart to say that I don't think I'll be going back here anytime soon.


Not great but good.


Overall just not that great.  I got the fajitas and was not impressed.  Service was slow even though they only had about 3 tables to wait on.  I won't be going back - wish there was better Mexican food in Gilbert!


Beautiful locale! Overpriced a bit. But being that I am an avid supporter of local businesses I give them a poor for customer service! After contacting them  they said only patio available, i showed up with my 89 yr old parents from Sun Lakes on their outing, we were at the door when we were given a $5 off token, sorry you cannot come in due to a wedding, asked if my parents could just peek in at the restaurant, was told NO !  I commented on their facebook this same comment and it was erased with no response. ......


Since I discovered shortleash's gormet spin on the dreary old dog, I have dreams of coming back time and time again. Pick from one of the solid regular menu options, try and experiment by making your own custom dog, or mix it up by adding toppings to one of their menu choices. Choose your dog, such as bratwurst, spicey beer hot (my personal fav), a regular dog, veggie dog, etc. Choose from toppings like Fried pickles, cole slaw, pinto beans, cheddar cheese, chipotle cream cheese, fried onions, sauerkraut, mango chutney, sliced jalenpenos, and so much more, all of which seem to be fresh and extremely tasty. Wrap it all up in an indian naan flat bread. This is the stuff of legends.\n\nI think I read somewhere that this weeks feature of the week comes with bacon - I think I know what I'll be eating for lunch today. I almost always make my dog custom. Sometimes I will change pace with the featured dog of the week, which are usually a little different and exciting. \n\nCheck them on facebook or their website for their weekly schedule, they usually hang around down town for lunches through the week and dinner on select days.\n\n... I think \"food truck friday\" at the phoenix public market should be re-named to \"shortleashdogs and the food trucks\" - expect a 20 minute wait in line to make your order if you show up around 12pm on friday for lunch. I promise it's worth the wait!\n\nQuoted in the weekly Yelp newsletter 7-4-2012: http://www.yelp.com/weekly?editorial_id=L5AQHJ8yFfPtBRNI_xIRyA


Get me early cuz they go quick! If you get them while they are hot you'll be hooked for sure! Best soft pretzel anywhere!


Restaurant et personnel anti-enfants\n\nNous \u00e9tions \u00e0 ce restaurant pour la f\u00eate d'une amie avec notre b\u00e9b\u00e9 de 16 mois qui marche.  C'est un tr\u00e8s mauvais restaurant avec un enfant. \n\n\n1. Pas de chaise haute\n2. Pas de table \u00e0 Langer\n3. On vous demande d'arriver avec une poussette pliante au t\u00e9l\u00e9phone m\u00eame s'il y a VRAIMENT de la place pour la laisser ouverte.\n4. Aucune empathie envers le b\u00e9b\u00e9 et ses besoins particuliers de la part du serveur (chaise, repas plus rapide pour le faire patienter...).\n5.Alors que nous avions apport\u00e9 un si\u00e8ge \u00e0 fixer sur une chaise, b\u00e9b\u00e9 est rest\u00e9 tranquille pendant pr\u00e8s d'une heure trente, \u00e0 la fin du repas, comme il s'impatientait, je l'ai laiss\u00e9 explorer en le suivant de pr\u00e8s.  La serveuse est venu m'avertir de ne pas jouer pr\u00e8s de la fen\u00eatre, car c'est fragile. (!!!)\n6. Le serveur ma dit de retirer les chaussure de mon b\u00e9b\u00e9 (qui sont quand m\u00eame tr\u00e8s propres) quand il est debout sur le sofa de \"cuirette\" facilement lavable avec un linge s'il le salit.\n\nBref, le repas \u00e9tait bon, mais l'exp\u00e9rience p\u00e9nible.  Je ne vois pas pourquoi on devrait discriminer les familles en ne les accommodant pas le temps d'un repas.


Was not impressed.  Server was rushed. Food was low budget.  Tasted like instant potatoes.  Waitress admitted the Green beans were canned.  Peas in chicken pot pie were canned as well.  Have had much better experience at their ST George location.


I have NEVER done this, but this place was deserving. I went in for lunch at 11am. The was almost a 1:1 ratio servers:patrons. It took a while for someone to acknowledge that I was sitting at a table, but once he did, he promptly took my order and even suggested the sauce on the side. So, I thought, \"OK....this might work\" however that is where it ended. 15 minutes later, he must have sensed my lack of patience because he told me that my meal would be right....they were waiting for the chicken. I ordered a chicken teriyaki rice bowl. Now, how long does something like this take??!!! (and where was the chicken coming from??) \n\nEvidently, too long. I got up and walked around the corner to Starbucks, got my coffee and a sandwich and on my way back....still no meal at the table. It is unfortunate that the server has no idea if I left or went to the bathroom. I really wanted to talk to the manager, but I was at a conference on a limited break and he was wandering around a bit bewildered. \n\nGiven all of the other reviews that are even worse than this one, they really should do something about the management - this was not really the server's fault.


Loved and Hated this pool.\n\nYou cannot enter this area without your room key, so don't forget it. Once you're in it's like you've entered a mini city complete with bars, restaurant, casino and shops. If you forgot something don't worry because you'll be sure to find it somewhere here.\n\nThought we were being clever by waiting until Sunday morning to hit up the pool. We imagined everyone would be hungover and sleeping still from the night before. WRONG! 11 am and the place was packed. We were only able to find one lounge chair. The sun was extremely hot and I felt I was cooking. I was afraid to leave my stuff in the sea of chairs as we witnessed people fighting over chairs and removing peoples' stuff to take over chairs. I was on my way to the bathroom when I saw smaller pools with surrounding chairs as well.  \n\nWe decided to move our crap over to the smaller pool and hangout in the water until someone left so we could stake a spot. We finally did after 45 minutes. At that point we were officially able to enjoy this place like it was meant to be enjoyed. \n\nDrinks are $10. If you're a beer person you can get a bucket with five for $25 which isn't too bad. They have restrooms everywhere so you never have to walk very far to one, they have showers located next to every pool and if you never feel like getting up you don't have to since they have people going around taking drink orders.\n\nDrink up and bring that sunscreen because the sun beats on you here, and there aren't many shaded areas.


It's basically an acrobatic variation of a burlesque show. It's not the best Cirque du Soleil production, but it certainly is not the worst. It's definitely very entertaining, and there are some beautiful performances, such as the water bowl performance and the bath tub performance. If you are uncomfortable with nudity and raunchy jokes, this would not be for you. There's no full on nudity, but expect topless women and men in G-strings. Sparkly G-strings. Their comedy is not for the timid either, and avoid the front row and aisle seats at all costs if you don't want to be part of the show. If you want something classier than Thunder down under/Chip and Dales, and are willing to pay a higher price for it, then this would be the show to watch. I would say that they exceeded my expectations, but I can see why many would be disappointed in the show if they were expecting a typical Cirque du Soleil performance.


I received free passes for the back row to this show, face value of just under $50. I would not pay that much to attend this show and sit in the front row.\n\nThe show has a few funny moments but overall it is dated and reminiscent of the humor from 90s sitcoms, discussing the differences between how men and women communicate and behave, connecting our current habits as inherited from our caveman ancestors.\n\nOverall the show itself was not particularly funny and most of the material did not seem new. As others have said, there are several awkward pauses and lulls in the set, almost as if they are built in for audience participation or applause, but unfortunately there was not much of that at the show I went to.\n\nThe set is very basic and the improv room itself dated with framed photos of 80s-90s comedians on the walls. While it was not entirely a waste of time, I'd definitely suggest finding a discount or comp passes rather than paying full price- I do not think the original cost was justified by the performance I saw.


Bed Bath & Beyond -- totally overpriced and for this particular location, also bad parking!!  Ugh.  I don't usually shop at BB&B unless I have one of those coveted 20% off coupons in my hot little hand. \n\nI was here recently looking for that awesome linen spray, the Egyptian Cotton-scented version. They haven't had it either time I was here. I was also looking for a new \"everyday\" type of pot, but they didn't have what I needed. Sure, they had Calphalon but I'm not paying THAT for a pot or pan. \n\nI did pick up a new shower curtain liner and a couple candles but I had to get the pot elsewhere.


For being a local hang out,  this place has the coldest draft beer around and the nachos and wings  aren't too shabby either...  Unfortunately this place has the MOST unfriendliest waitresses around. The minute you step in you are greeted by  a long face gal that can just sour the rest of your nite.


So did anyone go to the last First Friday event? (It was on May 5th, 2011)\n\nThat was really, really weird. Cages all around the street festival on Casino Center, event staff members checking everyone and I saw at least 50 cops/security guards standing around. \n\nI quickly left that area (cops make me feel uncomfortable.....must be a black people thing), and a few hours later I heard rumors of cops strolling through the main event area and shutting it down. \n\n........WTF? I'm definitely going next month, but if it's like that again, sorry, but that's gonna take the fun out of it.


I used to be a die hard Sbux fan until I started coming to CBTL because of the student discounts. I can't believe it took me so long to start coming! My favorite drink is the Iced Strawberry Cream Green Tea, which they know to start making as soon as they see me come in, which they greet me by name. I am pretty sure I came her at LEAST 3 times a week for the entire spring semester. You can't beat that. And for a large tea at 2.35 with my student discount, I'll take that over the nearly 4 dollars at SBUX any day. This location is just so chill too, right across the street from UNLV and super friendly staff. I will drive the 15-20 minutes just to come to this one verses another location.


They were great and helpful.  We had our youth soccer shirts done here. They got the shirts to me on time and exactly how I wanted them to be. Very affordable and would definitely recommend them.


Pei Wei has a great selection of Asian cuisine, select from various meats, including shrimp, and your choice of brown/white rice or noodles.  Their latest offering the Japanese Beef Chile Ramen is a great new addition to the varieties offered and another sign of their commitment to quality food.


Can't say enough BAD things about Sprint.  Without insurance, warranty replacements are $75 and the representatives are combative and unprofessional.  We agreed to pay the $75 because our Samsung galaxy s4 has no signal and were told, after paying,  it would be up to 10 days before we could get the phone exchanged.   So now we are without a phone,  out $75, and paying for a service we're NOT receiving.....just great! Store hours for repairs are wonky also....open at 12pm and close at 5pm.  I so want to cancel and be rid of this headache.   I don't think they even care to lose our 3 phone lines....if it wasn't for the contract I would be running away from here.


I have never stayed at a Hyatt Place hotel before, but I will make it a regular chain from now on. on this same trip I stayed at the Hyatt Place in Nashville and both hotels were what every hotel should be. great customer service,  clean room, and a great overall experience!


BEST Carpet cleaning company I've ever used. Luiz is the owner and operator and he's amazing! He's friendly and FAIR/HONEST on price. The machines they use actually work unlike other companies. They actually scrub the carpets clean! Great work Eco Fresh!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!


It was 9am and we were hungry and we wanted a traditional american breakfast, so we walked down the strip hoping to find a decent and affordable breakfast buffet.  Most of them were pretty expensive and by the time we walked all the way to Harrah's we were exhausted and extremely hungry, so we thought we'd give it try.  It turned out to be better than we had expected and more!  They even had freshly made cotton candy and gelato!  Prime rib and cocktail shrimp for breakfast!  I think their breakfast prices changes after 10am and luckily we got there before 10am.  They also have a omelet station.  I've never been here for dinner, but breakfast was awesome!


Okay, so I have lived i Phoenix for a year and a half and I am moving in 5 days and tonight was my first meal at Pita Jungle...can you say SLIP!? \n\nSO SO good! My girlfriend and I started with the jalapeno hummus which was wondrous! The pita was great and light which didn't take away from the great flavor of the hummus. For my entree I went with the Mediterranean salad which was one of their specials and I LOVED it! A mix of lettuces, tomato, red onion. tabulli, roasted red peppers, pine nuts, golden raisins, and feta cheese topped with a very light lemon dressing made for an awesome dinner. As I looked around the restaurant I wondered how I could possibly make my way back to Pita Jungle before the move. Don't make the same mistake I did-get your ass to Pita Jungle stat! Your tummy will thank me later!


I have been coming to Las Vegas for business for a couple of years. This tiny restraunt is big on wonderful service and amazing delicious food. I think it is Las Vegas' best kept secret!! It is a wonderful treat and a privelege to enjoy this clean restaurant. Very fair prices too. Take out has also been.convenient and on time for me.


Everything but the Kal-bi was delicious, but then again it is a tofu house.  It would give any garden grove area tofu restaurants a run for their money.  Kal-bi was good, just needed to be seasoned more.  Bim bim bop was very good; fresh ingredients.  Banchan was fresh and tasty also.  Great Korean place in Vegas!


A La Carte menu:\nI've been to Tofu Hut plenty of times before and no other Korean place I've went to had tofu soup comparable to this place. Sometimes salty, but nonetheless distinctive. I usually order the Bulgogi combination and Short Rib combination which are about $13-14 each including soups and sides. For the price, the food is quite a bit and enough to get a group of three to four full which is great. I tend to finish up the sides too. Rice cake, noodles, spiced cucumbers, kimchi, beans sprouts-yummy.\n\nDownsides?:\nBulgogi was overcooked this time I went... not too much of a biggie because the short ribs were perfect. The biggie was customer service. When I asked one of the employees politely for a refill of a side, she walked right past me without acknowledging me, then returned later just taking the dish without saying anything or looking at me. She quickly came back with a refill but I found it rather rude not being acknowledged at all...as if I wasn't there. Not cool. Overall, service is inconsistent every time I head here. Depends on server of course, but everyone on Yelp knows I love friendly people and tip generously for it. For Tofu hut, I realized not to expect much from staff anymore.\n\nI like eating here for quick fix Korean. If it wasn't for my affinity towards the soup here, I'd prefer the ambiance and experience at Soyo (located Rainbow Blvd/Warm Springs)


Avalon, though it has the potential, failed to live up to expectations.  It's sad to see a fine chef undermined by a poor front-of-house operation, but that's what happened to us tonight.  The food and the atmosphere were first rate, but everything else dragged the experience down.\n\nThings started off poorly when Open Table wasn't able to make a reservation for a party of six though there were plenty of openings when I called.  The service, though courteous, was unbearably slow despite a nearly empty house on a Tuesday night.  Requested items such as a dessert menu weren't brought to us.  No bread was brought to the table till we requested it after entrees were served.  The coffee was cold the first time around.  I'm aware that in some circles it's considered proper for a check to be presented only after it is requested, but it took 20 minutes to get a server's attention to request it.  The restroom was out of towels.  For this they didn't deserve the 20% tip which was automatically added to our bill.\n\nNevertheless, the food was first rate.  Be warned that for better or worse the menu may bear no resemblance to the one on their web site.  We enjoyed a bottle of Red Dirt Red wine.  All the salads were great, though the promised goat cheese had to be substituted due to a shortage.  The crab cake was unique and wonderful.  The rack of lamb was wonderful, if small.  The couscous was delightfully flavorful.  The short rib was perfect. The barramundi was a pleasant surprise.  Regrettably, the only dessert we tried was the brownie with roasted marshmallow which was merely ordinary, with no hint of mint in the mint chip ice cream.\n\nOur experience says it's a good, though expensive, place for a quality meal, but too risky to bring guests.


Not too happy about the house cleaning we received. It was ok but I definitely have had better and could of done a lot better myself. Especially for the money! \n\nPro's - Showed up 1/2 hour early, got to work right away, was very quiet, worked quickly. Vacuumed furniture which was a plus. \n\nCon's - Floors still had a bunch of food/dirt/gunk on them after sweeping and mopping, master bathroom mirror appeared to have been cleaned but then she must of sprayed a cleaner again because there were water spots all of the huge mirror, had to clean again. Didn't clean all of the blinds, missed some. Didn't touch the floor boards which I was told were included. The only reason the house smelled clean was because they sprayed something. It didn't smell like they used disinfecting chemicals like when I clean. \n\nIt was definitely not worth the money! And to top it off, I was a first time customer and they didn't even call me to see if I was satisfied or wanted to schedule regular cleaning, which I wanted to. Obviously I wont be using them and giving my business to someone else. Overall pretty disappointed!


Cant remember exactly which location I went to but they are all over the fricken place it seems so I am sure they are about the same no matter the location. As one person put it, a PTs is a PTs is a PTs. Anyways, went to Vegas 4th of July weekend 2011 to visit a friend. We were going to see Ralphie May the night I got there so my friend took me to PT's for a bite to eat before the show since this place was close to the casino and it was supposed to be \"fast.\" Although the waitress was nice, I am pretty sure she forgot about us after she dropped off our food cause we waited around forever for her to refill drinks and just to get our check. PTs is a smoking bar also so if you hate the smell of cigarette smoke, you should not come here. Also, because of this, children (under 18 that is) are not allowed in this bar/ restaurant. \nNo for the food, my friend ordered a chicken sammich which she said was really dry and the chicken was overcooked. I ordered the BLTA which was ok but the bread was toasted to the point of being difficult to bite into and it cut up the roof of my mouth. I was not impressed\nPT's is one of those places that is on every corner in LV it seems and I am not sure why. Maybe they have awesome drinks and drink specials or something because I can't honestly see how there would be such a demand to warrant having so many locations when judging by my experience, this place was crap. The extra star is simply because the atmosphere was clean, our waitress friendly (although still kinda sucky), big water cups so we didnt have to wait for as many refills, and I remember the fries being decent. Other than that, I don't think I will ever understand the appeal of PT's from investors willing to open so many freakin locations!


I used to believe that, just like there was no such thing as a bad day of golf (or fishing), there was no such thing as bad barbecue. Then, I went to Dickey's in Scottsdale. \n\nI was chased out of my house by a posse of women/children who wanted to watch Smurfs. I wanted to watch the Lions-Saints football game. Stacey's BBQ on Shea no longer has a television. I thought I'd try Dickey's Barbecue Pit. It ticks off my g/f when I eat barbecue. SHE listens to my cardiologist. I ordered half a rack of pork ribs, barbecue beans and iced tea.\n\nDickey's must have pigs bred just for them. I've never seen pork ribs with so much fat on them. Most barbecue joints will brag about how their spare rib meat  falls off the bone. At Dickey's, the meat on these pork spare ribs hung on the bone like it was super-glued. There was no discernible rub on the ribs. In spite of asking for the barbecue sauce on the side, it was sweet barbecue sauce that was splashed on my ribs. The hot barbecue sauce (next to the soda machine) was tangy.\n\nMost barbecue joints brag about their iced tea. At Dickey's, I was handed a cup and pointed toward a soda machine. Shaved ice and Nestea. No lemons. The only lemonade available was Minute Maid diet. Blecch. \n\nThe barbecue beans? If you like your barbecue beans mushy and bland, this is the place for you. I've had better beans that were poured out of a can. \n\nIn sum, Dickey's is to barbecue what Earl Scheib's is to automobile paint jobs. My meal was everything barbecue was not supposed to be. The best part of my meal (besides leaving) was the yellow plastic cup. No one could get me in these doors again, not for love or money. Stacey's: PLEASE get a new television.


Awful, awful, awful.  Tickets said 5 PM, so we got there for 3:30 so we could get set up early.  The parking lot doesn't open until 4:30...okay.  So, we figured we'd kill time and got some food.  In the meantime, the lines to get in the parking lot become a clusterfun.  Finally open the parking lot gates.  And now time to wait in line to get in the actual ampitheater  We were front of the line so we were talking to the security ladies who were nice.  Then they couldn't figured out if gates opened at 5 or 5:30.  Some may complain about the cell phone policy but that was the comedy acts rule and not the ampitheater rule from what i can tell.  Gates finally open, we're excited to get to our lawn seats so we can set up and get comfortable...oh, but the lawn doesn't open until 6 PM...what???  So, we have to walk around with our blanket and bag for another hour?  I guess that will force us to buy your overpriced beer and food?  Only two acts were going to be on the main stage and the rest were going to be on another stage (?) but no one we asked seemed to know where this stage was.  It was frustrating so realizing we only paid $20 each for the tickets, we decided to leave about 15 minutes after we entered the gates.  The disorganization was to a level I have never seen before.  The whole experience was horrible.  I can't think of any event that could drag me back to this hellhole.


I have a little bit of emotional attachments to Biodome since it's the first ever attraction I went to in Montreal, its the place where boyfriend and I had our first date and I love animals - particularly when they are allowed to roam freely in an habitat resembling their own natural environment. \n\nI went back for a return visit two years later and still loved it as much as the first time. It is one of the few unique zoos where the visitor follows a designated path through the lushes forests and is immersed in the world of the animals, discovering a little frog under the leaf, a bird in the trees, a turtle crawling on the ground, it brings a sense of wonder and discovery for both adults and children, from tropical to arctic to the ocean. When we went the first time, they had their 'Butterfly Go Free' event where you are admitted into the room where butterflies are free flying everywhere, sometimes even on the clothes of visitors. Remember that fairy tale dream of being surrounded by butterflies? This is it.\n\nBiodome is one of the museums in the complex near Olympic stadium and its tickets can be purchased as parts of combo with the Planetarium, Botanic Garden, Insectarium and Olympic Stadium. If you are visiting more than one attraction, skip the line at Biodome and get the tickets at another attraction.


Second time here and if it wasn't for the free coupon I wouldn't have came back....I don't like this car wash there's too much going on these guys are so busy they don't do an efficient job. .. The whole front end of my car was completely ignored the windshield still had splattering of bugs.. I'm done with this place


The food was fine but not amazing.  The decor is done very well.  The problem is that the service is so incredibly slow that even if the food was 5 star, the overall experience would still be average.


Not as impressive as ten other with the same name in my opinion, and the $5 entrance fee was off-putting since it was a religious edifice. I found the whole place to be more business-like than a cathedral should be.  We were told there was a tour daily, but when we came later, they confirmed that yes there is a tour,, but you still have to purchase a ticket to join it.   So there is one tour daily and it requires a paid ticket to join! I felt the lady could have said that the first time and it would have been clear.\n\nThe light show is apparently a little too theatrical, so I skipped it.  The Chartes Cathedral in Paris and Kolm Dom in Cologne were absolutely free and of no comparison in terms of architecture, stained glass and holy ambiance.  However; I see why some enjoy this cathedral. I thought exactly as yelp describes a two star review: \"Meh, I've experienced better.\"


The carne asada here is super good, but that's about it.  I came here the other night and tried a few dishes; overall the chicken was really dry, the chips and salsa were terrible and the carne was good.  Not worth the trip in my opinion, but to each their own.  Also, whats with the 80's music at a mexican taco stand?


Did I go to the same restaurant as all these other Yelpers?? I was seriously underwhelmed when I ate at here.\n\nAfter reading all the rave reviews, I decided to give this place a shot. I ordered the Pad Thai and while the portions were large, the quality was okay at best. I feel like I could have made that meal out of a box at home (and paid less).\n\nMy server was a very sweet young man and although he was busy many tables he still took time to talk to us, answer our questions, and our cups were never empty.\n\nThe atmosphere leaves much to be desired. The inside was dark and a little dingy-looking. We were seated facing the large, dirty fish tank in the back of the dining room... those poor fish looked beyond miserable. I had half a mind to start cleaning the tank myself.\n\nI won't be coming back. Thank God I found Lang Van to get my Vietnamese/Thai fix.


ho mean, taught I was in Maui when I walked in till BOOM, register talk straight English.


I was in the store for over 20 min with my 3 year old and asked if my small box of toys was ready. An employee asked the owner Lisa who was chatting with friends about her vacation plans to please finish my box, she threw everything back in my box but one item and never made eye contact while handing me my money.  So rude, will never go back!


Stopped by Citizen today with my Dad. I frequented this spot a few times when it was Lola. Love that there are more pastries now and it was fun watching the new in-house baker do her thing behind the counter. The Hive with almond milk was the best non-dairy latte I've ever tasted! Dad gave his scone 5 stars. Great job! Looking forward to seeing what happens with this shop in the future.


Useless people.. don't know where to complain now.\n\nThey are treating me all the time like crap. It is a guy all the time working there in dinner time. I hate the way he treat me always. Is it because I am foreigner?  I already complained to chipotle and a nice customer service guy ensure me that they will take care of this store . But I guess this specific chipotle people not going to change at all. \n\nfirst they don't smile , it's okay if they don't want to but they don't give me food what I paid for. I am tiered of giving a chance. And I don't have any other  chipotle near to me now so done eating chipotle.\nI wish I could complain for this humiliation.


Eh...  Ok, but not really inspiring.  Thin crust was THIN, and the toppings kind of slid off.


This is me and my friends favorite spots after a night out! I love there salsa bar! There tacos, burritos, and sopes are on POINT!!


Not bad - great location - $1 margaritas (small but yummy); outback steakhouse & denny's is connected to the hotel.  It's a decent place to stay if you just need a place to crash for the night.


I didn't really have a good experience at Marquee but that has a little to do with the fact that I was completely sober and the company I was with as well. \n\nWe were on the guestlist for Marquee so my friend and I rushed to get ready to go to the Cosmopolitan where Marquee is located. Because of this, we didn't have any time to pregame at all. But honestly, with such long lines, even if we did have time, the buzz would have worn off long before we get in. \n\nSo, even though I was told being on the guest list, you skip the line and cover before 11, the guest list line was crazy long. We lucked out because when I went to ask the bouncer how long the wait would be and what not, the party in front of us apparently didn't have an even boy-girl ratio so they asked if we wanted to join them to go in and go our separate ways from there. So we did that. They were hotel guests so their line was a lot shorter than ours but we still had to wait a good hour before getting in and they were each only able to bring in one girl (one of the guys in their party digged out) so I let my friend go in for free and I just paid the $20. \n\nOnce inside, it was super packed so my friend got really annoyed and wanted to leave after 10 minutes. I really want to try visiting Marquee again someday with other friends (a bigger group next time since everyone decided against joining us). \n\nIt's pretty cool though if you don't mind crowds and lines and if you're in the mood for clubbing.  There's 3 floors but the top floor is a little boring. One floor is for house and trance music while the other one plays hip hop. The floor with the house music is where the party's at though.


Been going here for almost a decade.  Never had any problems.  Very affordable, speedy cleaning and I don't have that funky after-drycleaning stiff feeling you'd normally get at these cheap $2.29 cleaners.  (You know what I'm talkin' about)  \n\nThey really do a great job and don't damage your clothes by putting stickers on your clothes like they do at the \"organic drycleaners\".  Just a safety pin with a piece of paper on the clothing label. \n\nThey only accept cash or checks. Worse case scenario, you can use the ATM they have inside their store.


I am not a beer drinker but went there last night with husband and friend. Hubby and friend liked the beer. Hubby had the James Brown brew. Food not so good. I had the fish and chips. I would not recommend. But service was fantastic!


Mama Mia! Fast food Italian. Who woulda thunk it? Well. Somebody incompetent and passionless. I would rename this place Yuckoli's. Fits better. \n\nI knew I was treading on dicey turf going to this joint. But it was in Rickie's old hood and the culinary establishments were limited to fast food and chain restaurants. So I went basic with spaghetti and meatballs (oh God, really, for the love of balls, these circular beef objects were filled with some sawdust like material and blander than Jennifer Aniston's movie career). Not good. We also tried a chicken Alfredo like dish that apparently was made with Elmer's glue. \n\nPasty. Bland. And, yes, it does stick to construction paper. \n\nI wasn't expecting much. But I wasn't expecting to be grossed out. All I can say is \"Mama Mia, papsa a pee'ah, daddy's got the diarrhea\". \n\nThere. \n\nThat's classy. And Elite of me. Don't ya think?


The raisin bread and taro pastry were both very very tasty.


PLEASE READ MY REVIEW ALL YELPERS.\n\nNow i got your attention. I will point out 5 things you will encounter on this event ( I am saving you next year). Each point are 1 star off the rating. Which means I would give 0 star if I can on this event. \n\nFirst is the ridiculous parking. I mean I have gone to alot of state fair, alot of other events that have tons of parking problems but this is one of the worst parking ever. \n\nSecond the execution. There are so much potential but all ends up being a failure. When we got there, the cooking event was cancel on one hour 1 pm i think. The chef cancelled and the people end up just roaming around. The eating contest is host by a boring lady. The band that the lady keep on saying is \" worth the penny you pay\" is nothing but a bunch of teenagers singing loudly, out of tone out of rhyme on the mic.\n\nThere are alot of lines. I mean it. Its like going to Disney Land but instead of ending up on the line and enjoying your ride, you will either have to pay for a sample or pay for the most expensive one bite burger you ever had. There is so much line I have to wait 1 hour and 20 minutes to make a order on one of the truck. Thats under the sun, on a sandy part of the event. There is limited shade and sittings is so lacking. Never again.\n\nFourth is the limitation of menus. So you know a truck here? and want their best food to offer? Well guess what, they might not have that on the menu. Most of the Truck have only 3-4 dishes to pick on. One truck in particular have 2 mini burgers, I mean mini, smaller than the fist of my niece. NO JOKE. As for the taste, we have taste more, and mind you we tried alot of this trucks, and there are more places in PHOENIX alone that offer better on taste, on portion, and obviously on PRICE!!!!!!!!!\n\nFifth and maybe the WORST thing ever about this event. The money you will spend in this event is ridiculous. There is the entrance fee, then there is payment for small portion of samples? THE F? ( costco have bigger portion and they dont freaking make you pay for samples) Water cost is 2 dollars. The cost for desserts will land you from 4-6 dollars. The main course foods which may I say are in small portions ( state fair have bigger portions ) are priced at minimum at 8-16 dollars.\n\nSo lets recap:\n12 + 2 + 4 + 2 +8 = 28 dollars for one head ( this is when u decide one sample, one drink, one dessert)\n\nFor 28 dollars we all know you could have gone and go to a upscaled restaurant and even gave a tip. Also thats just one bite. What happens in dinner? another 16- 30 dollars of food? \n\n\nFor my last note, the advertisement on this event are all false, all of the reviews are probably done by someone who works there. No one in their right mind would like to buy a small cupcake for 8 dollars. Also the token system dont make sense, each token is worth 2 dollars, you pay 2 dollars but whats the worth of this inside? 2 dollars!!!! What? why even have another currency (token) when there is no advantage for the patrons on doing so? \n\nThis event made me realize that not all the reviews on websites are not true. Oh and they changed their name thats why I wasnt able to find it on yelp, It was previously named Food Truck Festival (last review was on 2012).\n\nPlease I would never want you to go through what I and my family went through. This is a money grabbing event. Your way better off going to state fair. Better yet save it for a good restaurant.


Really good Ethiopian food. Atmosphere lacks but don't come here for atmosphere!!\n\nThis review is for their new location.


Food is always great but the service was horrible.  We sat outside because the weather was perfect but it took about 10 minutes before anyone came to our table. There was people sitting all around us but we were just ignored. Next time I want Chompie's I will be going to location in Tempe!


If you bought your mac used, dont bother bringing it here.  Was having issues with my macbook pro, so far had 2 conflicting ideas from 2 different sources.  they had to find the serial number, only to find that I had bought it used from another store because that's the only way I could afford one, they wont even diagnos it.  I know its vintage so they woulndt work on it but I guess they were afraid of getting cooties from it cause the wouldnt even touch it.  Fuck you. if I ever buy apple again, which admitedly I will, it will never be from you guys.  I will never buy anything from your store.


Not much new to report here from my initial review way back in January.  Mike C. & I dropped in for lunch today, & it's still a cafeteria, not a buffet, & it's still all-you-can-eat of a big variety of excellent American food for one LOW price!  Right now it's $6.99 Adult or Sr., including beverage.\n\nYum!     :-))


As an 8-year vet here its obviously a good enough spot to stay a member, but unfortunately the facility ins constantly deteriorating at a faster rate than its being fixed.  With the constant new members, you would think the sign-up fees could help pay for some remodeling!


The few times I've been inside this bank there's been  no one else there. So naturally they were pretty quick with service.


Scottsdale BBQ Company was our last stop in Scottsdale on the way out of town. We were driving to the airport when someone decided to look up a decent place for a late lunch. Scottsdale BBQ Company showed up in our Yelp search, and we decided to stop. \n\nIt was a warm Tuesday afternoon, about 4 pm, so naturally we had the run of the place. Aside from women heading to the tanning salon and teenagers revving their engines in the parking lot, the entire strip mall was empty. \n\nWe ordered the food at the counter inside and chose to seat outside. The outside seating area is a bit depressing, but it does remind you of the good ol' down home cookin'. The plastic tables with ratty checkered tablecloths clamped by old binder clips - you can't make that stuff up. Sitting on a plastic chair in the back of strip mall and watching a dog poop right in front of us (the owner did apologize) - what could be more authentic than that? \n\nI ordered their lunch special - 3 sliders (pork, brisket and chicken). It didn't come with any sides, but I decided to pay $1.65 apiece for Caesar salad and mac 'n' cheese. I also asked for a Diet Coke, which turned out to be a can with a cup of ice. BBQ takes time, so we were prepared to wait. Approximately 7 minutes passed, and two young ladies (the owners' daughters (?)) brought our food. My salad was OK, and so was my mac 'n' cheese. For $1.65, I thought both were a good value. The sliders were piled high with meat; however, they were not impressive. Pulled pork was tender and flavorful, but the brisket was dry as a bone. It was quite obviously overcooked and looked almost stale. It was dark and had a rough, chewy texture. No, thanks. The chicken was pretty bland, although it was mostly white meat. \n\nI went back inside for another Diet Coke and their dessert du jour, the peach cobbler. The cobbler had way too much cloves (allspice? something else?) in the filling, but the crust was really good. I spent $18 on the sliders, sides, 2 cans of soda and a cobbler. It's a lot of food and a lot of calories, but I wouldn't call it a cheap meal. \n\nSpeaking of calories, we burned a lot of them trying to put back the top on our rental Jeep Wrangler in the parking lot. \n\nQ: How many college educated baseball fans does it take to put the top back on the Wrangler? \nA: 5, even if they have an owner's manual, but still have no idea what the heck they're doing.


The worst customer service in recent memory is at a library? Seriously? I am still trying to figure out what went wrong. I called ahead to check the availability of a book and was told they had a \"brand new\" copy. I asked what time they closed and was then asked for my name. She said she would leave it at the customer service area. Upon arrival, I was told they don't hold books at customer service and was sent to the reference desk. After much waiting and watching employees walking around, I was told that nobody had received a call and was questioned as to whether or not I called the correct branch. This continued for awhile and multiple employees took pleasure in telling me they did not receive a call. All I wanted was the book! After about 15 minutes, an employee said she would get it for me and was told by another employee they did not have a copy. She walked into some back room and came out with a brand new copy. What a freakin' ordeal! They were more concerned with trying to refute my phone call than getting me the book. Two stars is probably more generous than they deserve.


A completely avoidable 3 HOUR tarmac delay in a frozen cabin!  NEVER flying US airways again.\n\nMy connecting flight from PHX to OAK came to the gate with a known major technical issue in the cockpit which would prevent proper pre-flight checks.\n\nThey boarded us anyway rather than provide a different plane. As one of the first people on board I saw 3 maintenance staff already present on the aircraft.\n\nWe received no status and upon inquiry (after 45 minutes with no action), they \"claimed\" it was the first officer's seat-belt that needed replacement.   Seat belts don't take 3 hours to replace, nor do they require 4 levels of maintenance staff.  They had us sit there in a plane cold enough to ship freshly packed meat for 3 freaking hours.\n\nBy the time we took off I had developed a 103 fever.  I should sue them on behalf of my company, as I'll probably be down for the rest of the week trying to recover.\n\nThey also violated FAA/DOT rules regarding provision of adequate food/hydration, and after something so egregious, they offered nothing in compensation.


Love this little place! Really friendly and cozy environment, lovely home-made food, and milkshakes! I split a panini and wrap with my friend (can't remember which ones) and they were both delicious and came with nice side-salads. Service was quick and easy and they have yummy home-made desserts.


I think I'm about the only person who lived in Charlotte who is not a Cantina fan.  I've been there several times but I've always been disappointed.\n\nLikes:  It's a fun atmosphere, buzzing with energy.  The margaritas and guac are good if you're willing to pay up for them.\n\nDislikes:  So expensive, even when they're running \"specials\" like about $18 for a pitcher of margaritas.  I had pork tacos one time: the food is sub-par and the quality is not great.  After that, I just got drinks there.  It's always packed, which can be good or bad depending on your preference.\n\nTake it or leave it:  Leave it.  It's trendy but majorly over-hyped and over-priced.  I would expect better quality from a \"fancy\" Mexican place.


Good food, crowded, hurried service  (the bus boy would swoop in and grab stuff as he said \"you done\")


My first visit to SWINA was an accident- I had an appt. for a massage at SWIHA and mistakenly turned into the parking lot next door.  The second time was when reparations at SWIHA caused them to close shop and move all appointments (including my massage) here.  I was not able to enjoy the massage as much, bec. the open ceilings allowed all sorts of noises (conversations, construction noises coming from next door, etc.) in- too distracting.\n\nI was able to experience my first mud wrap after first reading about SWINA's offering back in June '08 last Friday.  I'd have to say it was nothing I thought it would be.  I thought I'd be lying in a bed of mud (like I've seen in European travel logs) w/ some slices of fruit or veggies covering my eyes (no, not cucumber slices... I'm allergic to cukes!).  Nope.  No mud bed.  No sliced garnishes placed on the windows of my soul.  However, I did get two women to simultaneously massage my back (Cassie) and leg muscles (Patty)!!  Woah!  So this is what tandem massages are all about!!  I asked if this was standard practice here in SWINA, 'cause if it is, I could definitely get used to this!  But no, I'm told that I got lucky that day, w/ students' schedules opening up at just the right moment to allow me this extra luxury.  (If you ask me, I think it's a ploy to get newbies to come back for treatments week after week!)\n\nBut let's backtrack a bit and start in the beginning.  After stripping down to my comfort level (topless), and lying face down on the massage table (I requested a face pillow for more comfort), Cassie and Patty proceeded to give me the back and leg massages.  Afterwards, they employed natural brushes over exposed areas for an all-over exfoliation.  The sensations ranged from slightly ticklish to soothing (you may tailor the pressure exerted).  I was asked to flip over onto my back, and soon after, the mud was then painted on by both women with another set of brushes.  This was when the treatment started to go downhill for me... the mud was applied cold, and thank goodness there was a heat lamp nearby to keep me warm.  After painting my back, arms, legs, and abs, the two women proceeded to wrap plastic around my extremities and then again w/ another wrap that was already laid on top of the massage table under me.  (If you suffer from claustrophobia, body wraps are not for you!)  Patty then left Cassie to help another student.  Cassie then proceeded to give me my second favorite part of the treatment, which is a head and neck massage.  Nice!!  After, Cassie offered to give me something complimentary- a facial massage!  Would I want one?  Why, yes, thank you very much!  After all that pampering, we were now at the point where I again had to endure chills while Cassie wiped off the mud w/ warm towels.  But I requested hotter towels, as in steaming hot!, and poor Cassie... her hands were burning!, but she did what I requested, and I was able to stave off the chills for awhile.  To \"wrap\" things up, Cassie followed up w/ a hypoallergenic Lotus Touch lotion.  \n\nMy skin felt supple, but nothing different than what I'd experience after a bath at home using Aveda Soothing Therapy salts.  On the whole, the experience was good, but most of it is bec. of Cassie's bedside manner.  I wouldn't hesitate to ask for her again.  However, I don't think I'd try another wrap- SWINA offers three: mud, seaweed, and herbal- since I'd rather not get chilled, plus the plastic wraps used aren't biodegradeable, so I'd feel guilty causing all that pollution!  I'd say that the tandem, head, neck, and facial massages were my favorite parts, and for that, I'll just stick w/ SWIHA.  I will be back to try other services (hour-long facials for $30, anyone?).


I stopped in here for lunch today, joined this time by friends Shelley M. & Arlin B.  Here's the long and short of it:\n\n*  The food they serve here tastes great!  (That's one thing, isn't it?)\n\nHOWEVER:\n\n*  The first time I came it was freezing cold inside!\n\n*  The second time I came it was roasting hot inside!\n\n*  This time it was freezing cold inside!\n\n*  The service wasn't as friendly this time as during my previous visits.\n\n*  Our food all arrived on one tray, & it was up to us to try to figure out what was what.\n\n*  They usually give each diner a little tray of cooked onions, peppers, plus lemon & lime slices, but this time we only received two of these trays for the three of us.     :-(\n\nThe temperature should be controlled better in here, & it's important for the counter & table service to remain friendly, as it was before!\n\nMy order this time was for...\n\nCarne Asada (beef) Taco:  $1.25\nAl Pastor (pork) Taco:  $1.25\nPescado (fish) Taco:  $2\nBeef Tamale:  $2


We recently spent a couple of nights at this hotel, and took along a dozen of my wife's relatives. Checking in was a total hassle, took me 4 trips to the counter to get all the rooms, even though they were all on my credit card, they did not trust me and had to see the id of each guest. This hotel was very crowded (it was the Christmas week), and the staff were totally overwhelmed. I had to wait for half an hour for coffee (none in the rooms), and then pay $6 for a poor tasting latte. The buffet is normally under $20, but the holiday special was 35.99, and we had to wait for over an hour to get in. Food was ok, but not 36 bucks (plus $70 gratuity, at a buffet?) each for 12 of us, grand total of $544 for 12 lunches. Went to the Noodles for dinner one night with 12 and was seated at a table for 8, where we waited for 30 minutes to order, then another 30 to get the food.  If your idea of fun is Costco at noon after payday, this is the place for you, otherwise, spend your money elsewhere.


Somewhat a new addition to the State Street boutiques, I went for the first time last weekend and bought some great stuff!\n\nI think this place offers some spa services as well, but I ony am reviewing the shopping.  When I walked in there were tons of cute, lacey panties by Honeydew in cool popsicle and lime patterns.  The walls are lined with handbags in all patterns...these make cute bookbags...they have things like hearts and monkeys.  There are adorable fitted graphic tees, jeans, tanks, and casual shoes and dresses.  There is also fun jewelry such as chunky rings and shell earrings.\n\nThe best part....the dressing rooms are in a little room with curtains and a comfy couch faces the rooms.  Mirrors are on the side.  You can try clothes and put on a little fashion for friends.\n\nI found some great deals on the sale racks and they have lots of clothes by Free People...one of my fave brands!


Awesome! Five guys....Mmmmmm! That's all I got to say...love the fries..talk about canon style.


I have had some of the best Italian food ever living near Little Italy in Cleveland, Ohio. Now I have found home here in Las Vegas finally! The Siena Italian Authentic Trattoria and Deli is like visiting Italy itself! Our waiter Todd was very personable and knowledgeable about the menu. His suggestions were top notch and he really helped make the experience the best possible. The spinach salad was so divine, and the deserts were exceptional. But, the pasta was the most amazing thing ever! We each got something different off the menu and we all tasted each others meals... they each were a different type of sauce and pasta and made your taste buds explode with flavor that was just divine and made you want more. I can't wait to go back. Well worth the 20 minute drive from Henderson!


Not being open during posted hours when you have multiple customers outside in the heat waiting for your uhaul service is totally unacceptable.


This is not a medical facility if you are looking for long term management of your health.  I can't even say they are very reactive to any issues.  Instead, you will find that you wait in the lobby for much longer than you are treated.  Average wait time for me over the course of two years was about 20-30 minutes past the appointment time.  Average time waiting in personal room, another 15 minutes.  Average time speaking with \"doctor\" or nurse practitioner  10 minutes.  \n\n30 minutes of waiting and 10 minutes of service.  The final straw was being charged 84  dollars to wait 30 minutes (the average) and then 2 minutes to pick up a prescription refill.  \n\nWhile many others may have had a better experience, I can not stand for the services and treatment received.  Don't keep going to this place if you hate it.  YOU HAVE OPTIONS!


A lot of their other dishes, particularly the curries, range from good to great.  Their Tom Yum Kung soup with tofu, on the other hand, is sublime.  It is truly exceptional...the kind of thing you want to bathe in...the kind of thing that compels you to write your first Yelp review.  Full disclaimer -- I haven't ordered it with the shrimp the dish calls for because I live in fear of imported farm raised shrimp (you should too).  I am not sure if they use farmed shrimp, but I don't need to find out because the tofu is perfect.  Lao Laan-Xang, I'll be thinking of you.


Ambiance is a 5! Quiet and away from the bustle of E Carson St. BDC occupies the ground floor of a renovated row house. Tables are scattered over many rooms and an inviting outdoor deck. BDC serves Inteligensia coffee (like 21st Street). Oatmeal and gelato are also menu highlights.


Verizon offers good cellular service. That's about it. Going to this location is painful. I usually wait about 45 minutes and the resolution is never what it should be. Trouble is the location to customer base. Verizon has a lot of customers and unable to keep up with customer service. I have never been able to go to a location without an enduring wait. Calling in is next to impossible half the time. I usually end up at this location the most because out of all the stores this one seems to operate the best. I wish they had a reservation line or site to book online. Unfortunately, no trip to this store is a short one and this can be hard to plan. The staff sometimes can be short with you, it's not entirely his or her fault, they are too busy to provide the attention needed to customers. The sad thing is most times I go in are because of billing issues. The last two months have been right maybe the issue is resolved.


The food was not only fresh and amazing, but the service was 10 star worthy! Our server Matt went above and beyond and above again to make sure our experience was top notch!


Am usually not a coffee person... but yest we had some time to while awa and tot vll check out this coffee shop...though the name doesn appeal at all, i must say for a change i enjoyed drinking coffee..ordered a cappuccino without any added flavor...it smelled good..and tasted nice!!\nalso picked up their house made muffins...a craneberry orange muffin..it was delicious...actually pieces of fruit to bite on...i loved it. the ambience is also nice for some one to just sit and read or listen to some music while enjoying a good cup of coffee.


I've been wanting to try this place for awhile after hearing good things about it and reading the menu. I realize now why the website doesn't list prices-- the mission is hideously overpriced!\n\nWe ended up on the patio since they weren't seating in the main area yet (at 6:30pm? For reals?) Our waitress was nice and attentive. She noticed my water had something floating in it and replaced it quickly. My husband's water glass was dirty too. She brought us out two sample size frozen peach and strawberry margaritas which were awesome. Much better than the rocks margarita.\n\nNo complimentary chips and salsa which would be ok if they offered something else like Barrio. No happy hour either which was disappointing.\n\nThe street corn was good, but I've had much better. The butternut squash tacos were out of this world. My husband liked them better than his mahi tacos. I just can't believe they have the gall to charge $12 for 3 tiny (3 inches in diameter) tacos. They also charge $12 for guac made from 2 avocados. I'm not sure how they have survived in this economy. They must be very slow when the tourists leave for the summer.


I now understand where the name comes from. Yesterday I went into Dick's to buy my daughter some shirts. As we were checking out I noticed a bin that was full of bags that had sports watches and body bands to monitor vital signs. \nI started going through them to find a watch that would meet my workout needs. Most of the bags that contained these watches were missing something. Not a problem because the outside clearly noted what was wrong with the package. It said things like \" missing manual or dead battery\" I found a watch that was missing a manual. I went online and looked up the watch and it had what i was looking for. I purchased the watch as is and took it home. After trying to sync the watch to the body strap monitor for an hour, I went online and found that the watch that i have takes an analog strap and the one that was in this bag was digital. I went back to the store today to swap out the wrong band for the correct on. \nI was told that i had to speak to Nicole the store manager. I was directed to Nicole who was assisting another customer. After standing patiently waiting for Nicole while the customer and Nicole discussed trading in his older wife for two younger ones, I got annoyed. I went back to the counter to find a different manager. I was told that Nicole is it. I waited some more. After waiting for Nicole for 15 minutes and listening to conversation that had nothing to do with products or services she asked how she could help me. I explained the situation and showed her the online picture of what i was supposed to receive with my purchase and she told me that they take everything out of the original package and put them into the bags that they sell these in.   i pointed out that as people look through the bag,   watches are being mixed up. I showed her Timex watches with Polar band and bags with two watches and no bands. Some watches had no bags at all and were sitting in the bottom of the bin with other loose manuals and straps. After going through each bag, I could not find the correct band. Someone is walking around with a digital watch with an analog band. \nI asked if i could purchase a more expensive watch and just pay the difference. Nicole said no. \nI get \"as is\" but I purchased it because the issue that was advertised on the packaging was it was missing the manual. It did not say that the accessories in the packaging do not match and the watch can not be used for anything except time and date.\nNow I have to pay for a new band as well as pay for shipping which is going to be more expensive than buying the watch at the original retail price. \nThank you for horrible customer service and a useless watch.\n\nPissed of Morrison Family YMCA Soccer Dad


Not the best BBQ/Soul Food in town but it wasn't inedible. I was a bit disappointed with the Brisket but the sweet tea was fabulous! \n\nI personally think they are a bit overpriced for the quality and quantity of food you get and I wish I would've seen the yelp deal BEFORE we ate there!


I've been here twice and have not bee impressed by the food or service.  The restaurant is pretty big and the first time we went I got the impression our business wasn't important to them. Employees all over the place but doing very little that had to do with serving the customers who pay their bills.  The food tastes like it was laminated in MSG after it was fried. Frankly I'm surprised they're still open.


Our family has taken to using Flamingos by Night to surprise \"flock\" one another on any occasion that seems worthy - 50th birthdays, hospital releases, race challenges.   They've never failed to bring a smile to the faces of those who've been flocked.   They greeted me as I left the house yesterday morning to take part in a personal challenge.


it's partially my fault for not checking the lunch menu before i came, but i was very disappointed in lunch. i came on a recommendation, and was so excited to have tapas, bouillabaisse, spanish, italian, and french food! so i brought my family here at lunch only to see BORING sandwiches on the menu. we had a cuban and the chicken sandwich. lame. vegas is supposed to be a 24 hour city. i felt sad and embarrassed for bringing them here. the restaurant should at least have a few of their signature dishes, even in smaller portions, on the lunch menu.


I just had dinner at Diya with my boyfriend. The food was good but it was pricey. It has small portions and is definitely fine dining. If you are looking for an inexpensive night of Indian food with large portions, this is not the place.


I was not aware that Orwellian 1984 double thinks were made into a concept restaurant. But they are and it is called BJ's! Everyone will tell you how great this place is until one day you walk into their shiny establishment in Centennial Hills. About 30 minutes later you will realize that all of your friends actually hate you for suggesting that you dine here.\n\nAll the service people are nice but in a really vacant Stepford wife kind of way. It's all lip service and no actual service. For example, our server was super interested in up-selling fancy beer to me... so we had to have a really long discussion about why I should try another kind of beer as opposed to the one I wanted. Once \"we\" decided that I would stick to drinking what I want, we must have also decided that the table would wait for 20 minutes before said drinks would be delivered. \n\nIf you've ever read 1984 you will know that questions are also pretty unacceptable. I wish I had known that it was a 1984 concept restaurant before I asked about vegetarian options on the menu! I had planned on ordering some pasta or something, but it turns out that all the pastas and salads include meat and are priced accordingly. One question about that and she was off for another several minutes.\n\nAnd the fun didn't even end there! I ordered soup and salad as my entree and both the soup and the salad were delivered to the table at the same time several minutes before anyone else was served. But I guess they did not consider this a problem since there was no silverware. So it's not like I was going to eat it before the rest of my party's food arrived, anyway NO BIG DEAL GUYS!\n\nAnd so I stared at my food until the rest of the party got their food delivered, too. And still there was no silverware. The random hostess that delivered the food nicely asked if we needed anything else and when we asked for silverware, she walked away. Then we all got to stare at our food TOGETHER!\n\nWhen we finally did get some silverware, I ate my Denny's quality food while feeling angry about the empty service and impending bill. This place is really Applebee's quality with Cheesecake Factory prices. My throat almost closed when I saw that the $12 avocado roll appetizer was actually only THREE avocado spring rolls. Not that it mattered since we never got appetizer plates even though we were asked if we wanted some when the appetizer was delivered. (Here is a tip: probably you should just bring appetizer plates instead of asking if the table would like some and then never bringing them causing another \"lets all stare at this food\" situation.)\n\nTry eating a whole meal with an anger lump in your throat. It really takes the enjoyment out of eating. BJ's was a big fat $60 disappointment that ruined the pleasant experience that eating usually provides to me. That is a big deal considering that is why restaurants even exist.\n\nNote to the management: I think that I would have given this experience 3 stars had the server or staff, who KNEW that this was a messed up dining experience for a number of reasons, had even tried to rectify the situation or notified the manager that the meal had been timed and executed very badly. But no one wanted to fix it and that enrages me more than anything else.\n\nVegetarian Side note: I didn't try the pizza even though it is supposedly really good for vegetarians, but be warned unless you want pizza, you probably won't find anything else on the menu that you want. All the pastas and salads include meat, and I don't see the point in paying $16 for a salad and then asking that they remove the most expensive ingredient. They have a veggie burger which is your standard garden burger replacement. And it was soggy. \n\nI will never go back to BJ's. It is over-priced and overhyped. If anyone I know ever tells me how great this place is again I will drop kick them so hard that they will need a kidney transplant in their face.


Not the best place to go, but not the worse. The music was on point throughout the night, nothing but the latest in Hip-Hop and House music. The bartenders by the main dance floor sucked, but the the others in the side-room were awesome! If your looking for somewhere to get your grind on, def put this on your list. But make sure to uncheck service and cleanliness.


This is a totally A-OK hotel. I was here for a convention next door, and it was quite convienent.\n\nFirst the good:\n\n1. The rooms are very large for Las Vegas. They have plenty of room to spread out and a nice, big bathroom. The beds were very comfortable and had these great chenille nap blankets on them. Also, instead of those nasty bed spreads they had down blankets, which is always a huge improvement.\n2. The monorail station is SUPER close to the hotel. At the rest of them, you have to walk 8 miles to get on a freaking train.\n3. Has a \"skywalk\" to the convention center. This may be the longest sky walk in the history of humanity, but that little bit of AC sure is a lifesaver in the middle of the afternoon.\n4. I saw Barry Manilow getting on the elevators one night on my way back from dinner. On second thought, not sure if this a plus or a minus.\n5. What we ironically dubbed \"Asian World.\" Its Disney's Asian pavilion from Epcot stuck into your hotel with the world's largest Benihana. Pretty cool, but also deeply odd.\n\nNeutral Depending on your Opinion:\n1. GIANT Barry Manilow poster on the side of the building, Barry Manilow store inside, ect, ect... you get my point\n2. SO MANY FREAKING LOUD slot machines. So, so many.\n\nNegatives:\n1. Mediocre staff. They don't try very hard, but they don't actively act rude.\n2. Rooms need some updating. While they are large, the carpets, drapes, ect could have used a freshening.\n3. Pool closes at 5 p.m.  How does that make any sense??


It really breaks my heart to write a three-star review of Vdara. The hotel promises SO much. Cool lobby, no smoking or gambling...bright and light. The problem exists in the rooms themselves:\n\nWhy have kitchens when you don't supply kitchen supplies? We asked three times at the front desk for them, finally called down to get some, and then the housekeeper comes in with plates and glasses. Another trip...then we get a pot and a pan. Oh, and NO wine glasses in the suite. Really? We have to ask for those, too...and then housekeeping takes them the next morning.\n\nThe upholstered chair and couch were dirty. The bed was immaculate, though.\n\nThere wasn't any dishwashing detergent, sponges or towels for cleaning the dishes.\n\nHad to call downstairs to find the blow dryer (immediate thought was that there wasn't one). \n\nI guess we got spoiled with the level of service at Encore, where every need is anticipated. Vdara felt like they were just hoping that no one would ask for things.\n\nOn the good side, the location is great...right next to Aria, close to Cosmopolitan (great happy hours), walkway to Bellagio. \n\nSpecial kudos to the servers in the Marketcafe--service (and food) was amazing.\n\nOne tip--wine in the store connected to the Marketcafe is cheaper than Whole Foods, so save your money and buy there.\n\nWill we be back? Probably not. Too bad because the view in our room was amazing (corner suite facing the Bellagio fountains).


I used to love h&m until I came to this store. I had just arrive when suddenly the power went out! Some of the other stores were up and running and according to some bystanders the electric company was aware and working on it. So I headed to the neighboring stores in hopes that the power would soon come back up, and it did! I went back inside h&m and the sales people looked mad to be there. I over heard one girl say that other stores that were affected got to go home but they didn't.  The attitudes of the employees were terrible. Shortly after, the power goes out AGAIN!  This time i stayed outisde the door along with some others but the employees said they were closing for the night.  Within two minutes the power went back on and I watched as a lady knocked on the door and the sales girl open the door and yelled that they were closed. Its ok that the power went off, what's not ok is for employees to be rude just because their anxious to leave!


Of course in Las Vegas you have your choice of wonderful food. It's rare to have a below average meal here. \n\nBOA and Craftsteak really stand out in Vegas as far as Steakhouses go. My experience at BOA was extraordinary. The hostess sat us on the balcony overlooking the strip, including the Bellagio Fountains- we had the best seat on the strip for that show while sipping the most amazing cocktail I have EVER had. Their signature cocktail has won awards and understandably so. The ingredients may sounds strange- namely the balsamic vinegar, but they work so well together I could have had 6 of them (and almost did)!\n\nTheir table side Caesar Salad is phenomenal as well. Of course their Steaks are great, but what really sets them apart is the small things, like the salad and their cocktails. I'll be sure to visit BOA again. Absolutely wonderful.


Loved this place. They took their time and gave a great massage. Close to my work and no wait when I walked in. This is my new pedicure spot.


Only because the male strippers were funny as hell just trying to be sexy but fuck... if we don't want a dance from you don't bother us... HIS NAME IS CHILI... ugly as hell guy who kept trying to give us deals so he can dance for us.. which none of us wanted... some of the guy dancers were really nice though.. I met a guy who was from San Jose, CA pretty funny.. but seriously main room girl dancers NO FUCKING SEATS.. WTF.. but we kept getting asked to join the guys who had bachelor parties but we didn't wanna sit with them.. and saw a guy getting a hand job by some ugly stripper... HAHHAHA.


The last time I came here was about a year ago since we come to Vegas every August.  Last year I remember when we went to the express window, they had two sizes of the frozen hot chocolates; regular and large.  I think the regular was around $8 maybe and when I went recently, I couldn't believe how expensive they've gotten!  Now at the express window they charge $11 for the smaller size!!  They don't have large anymore; just one tiny cup of frozen hot chocolate at a ridiculous price.  I don't remember ever buying a single serving size drink for $11 before...just CRAZY.  \n\nAnyways we've eaten here before too and food is nothing special but I do admit, the frozen hot chocolate is really good.  We tried the strawberry this year and I think that one's my new favorite....SO GOOD.  We usually just do the express window because dining in takes so long.  I don't know why the wait is always forever and the hostesses are all grumpy from being constantly busy.  I also came in to buy a package of the frozen hot chocolate mix for $6...and really, I'm pretty sure the mix is just your typical hot chocolate powder.  I'm gonna try making this frozen hot chocolate with just regular hot chocolate mix and see how it goes.  \n\nBottom Line: Love the frozen hot chocolate, hate the price.