Parc Central is fabulous and must be checked out. It's large yet very welcoming. When we first walked in, one of the owners actually gave us a tour. As a New York lover, I absolutely LOVED the large wall photos of Central Park, the unique artwork and the eclectic menu that reminds you of the tasty varietals of food that you can find in the Big Apple. Their menu includes unique cocktails (everything from absinthe to martinis to bloody marys) as well that I plan on going back to check out. I went for some appetizers with a girlfriend but they were both phenomenally tasty and went well with our wine: the goat cheese appetizer and the hummus. The goat cheese dish was delicious and I will order it every time (my favorite cheese). The hummus was different and yummy - made with garbanzo beans instead and combined with truffle shavings, it was delish. Our waitress was well versed in the menu and wines and made great recommendations. She even gave us a sample of a Greek white wine to pair with our appetizers. Parc Central also has multiple flat screens and private rooms. She told us that on the weekend nights they have a DJ. I cannot wait to go back and experience more of this restaurant! Do yourself a favor and check it out!


The Bread Company is one of my favorite restaurants, and is one of the things I miss most about U of I.  I ate here frequently as a student and as an alumna I make sure to stop in every time I return to campus.  The atmosphere of the restaurant makes me feel like I'm taken away from the stress of every day life.  They have a fireplace in the corner and white lights strung up to make it feel romantic, but it is modernized with the art that they have on the walls.  My husband and I usually share an order of cheese fondue and a gourmet pizza.  The Bread Company offers a nice selection of wine and beer, including wine by the carafe.  I can't forget to mention their selection of fresh baked cookies.  The sables and chocolate macaroons are delicious.  Great atmosphere, delicious food, and reasonable prices - I love this place!


I love this place because of a few reasons. They have pretty good sushi for the boxed ones and they can make me rolls without avocado with no complaints because I'm allergic. The service is quick and friendly. It's a fast way to grab something to eat when you're on the go.


This review is just for the casino floor as I have yet to stay at Aria but friends of mine have. Aria looks breathtaking structurally from the outside as you drive in from the strip and into the City Center. The little fountains of dancing water and the lights showcasing them, as well as the buildings of the resort also. Very modern and right in line with all the new hotels in Vegas.\n\nBut the one thing I noticed when I first walked in here the first few months they were open and on recent trips since is that it's dark in this hotel. I mean, I felt like my eyes were deceiving me but the dim lighting on the casino floor and surrounding areas did not leave a good impression on me. I'll never forget it cause I was thinking that and remarked to my friends in amazement how a brand new (at the time) hotel & casino that was the epicenter of the City Center (also brand new at the time) could be so poorly lit?!? Not good... And also there are a lot of \"dead\" zones and corners that are just wasted space within the casino floor and the 24 hour restaurant/cafe towards the back of the property. \n\nAnd I cant go without reviewing the valet. Valet lane is a bit confusing and hard to spot at first with their signs being so small. By the time you realize you've mistakenly taken the thru-traffic or taxi lane, it's too late and you gotta go all the way around to finally valet your car. Valet pickup is a decent setup with a nice air-conditioned room for you to wait in with magazines & vending machines. Not sure how long they expect you to wait for your car but that was an interesting touch. I thought the placement of the valet being all the way towards the front end of the Aria property was too long of a walk. You actually leave the casino through 2 sets of double doors before you reach the valet station to drop off your ticket. I might be hypercritical but ease & convenience of valet dictates where I like to stay in Vegas sometimes... That and a well-lit casino & resort.


Auto Unlimited is the worst car dealership I have ever had to deal with. They break the law and the owner is a terrible person. I bought a car that pulled to the right, during the purchase I told the salesman that I would not buy the car if it pulls to the right. So he assured me that they would take care of it. After they looked over the car twice the problem was not fixed and the owner said tough shit I am not helping you. The car also has a DTC for a sensor that came on 2 days after I bought the car. I checked and they cleared the code right before I bought the car. THAT IS AGAINST THE LAW!! Never ever go to this dealership, They lie just to get you to buy a car.


OMG - I hate writing this review for I've heard so much about this place!  We've been meaning to check out this place since it opened especially since the Roosevelt had closed.  We had family visiting over the long Columbus Day holiday and needed a night out with just the two of us especially since it was my birthday!  We even left Grandpa at home to try this place by ourselves!  When we arrived we walked into a \"please seat yourself sign.\"  Hard to \"seat yourself\" when the place is packed.  We finally was offered a table at the back per a group who graciously gave up their table for friends who were a no show.  This was a table with a perfect window view of behind the scenes of the keg taps.  We waited about 12 minutes or so before a \"waiter\" felt bad for us to ask if we had ordered yet.  We asked for a drink menu only to be told we should have either looked at it on the way in or take a step outside to see it!  We told him what we wanted to drink and he said he would do the best to match our needs.  We get our drinks and the menu looked good and we figured out what we wanted to order but then another 15 minutes went by without any waiter attention and we decided to head off to another local place that we knew we would get better service.  We were forced to simply leave a $10 bill on the table for no one every came back to check on us and we promptly made our way to the door!!!!  I don't think we will be making our way back here anytime soon, we really should give this place a 1/2 star but we liked what they did with the place ;o).


Went here today with my daughter for a late lunch. The place was fairly empty. We waited about 10 minutes before we even saw a server. Now if you like really hot salsa then this is the place for you, but I am from Louisiana and the salsa here took my breath away it was so hot. On top of that I didn't have water or my drink yet. Our server was very abrupt and to the point ( no friendliness here folks). When we were leaving we passed right behind the hostess who was playing on her cell phone and not a good by, thank y'all for coming in or nothing. There are a lot of better and friendlier Mexican places to eat in this area. Won't be going back.


I actually really like this Ulta location - the people are always super friendly, it's not crazy busy, even on the weekends, and it's close to home. But after having two of the worst brow waxing experiences of my life at this ulta location, I can't in good conscience return and the 2 star rating is more than deserved.\n\nI recently moved to Vegas from Chicago where I was spoiled with the BEST brow waxers, ever!! So when I came to town, I started looking around for somewhere to make my new brow home. I came into this location by chance a few months back and decided to give their Benefit brow a try. My first wax was perfection - cleaned up my arches but left my healthy, full brows in tact. I was sold. I got the girl's card but sadly lost it before making another appointment. \n\nSo the next time, I called and tried to figure out who I had gotten the wax from last time. After talking to someone there, they said that the girl I was describing sounded like Corinne. So I made an appointment with her and made my way back in. But it was NOT Corinne and my wax was so bizarre I don't even know how to describe it. First of all, she spent a lot of time during my appointment checking out her own makeup in the mirror. It was so awkward. She was also a good 10-15 minutes behind schedule and seemed totally unconcerned about it. That might not be a big deal for her but when you have to call to schedule these appointments a day or two (at least) in advance, a little professional courtesy should be extended to try to keep appointments on track. But the worst part (obviously) was the wax itself. She didn't mess with the arch too much (which I appreciated) but she overly waxed the top of the brow, making them too thin on top and giving me an odd, constantly frustrated look. And she didn't seem concerned at all when I didn't look too happy....\n\nSo after a few weeks of letting them grow and cleaning them up at home by tweezers, I decided to give this location one more try with someone else. I called today to make an appointment and apparently there was nobody at the benefit bar. The girl apologized, kinda (although she really should have apologized for putting me on hold for at least 10 mins for someone she knew wasn't there) and then suggested I get my brows done in the salon - I believe by Frank. She assured me he was very good and booked me for an hour later. Once again, I was super disappointed. Frank (I think that's his name) was super nice but clearly did not know what he was doing. He took a good 10-15 minutes nervously tracing out my eyebrows in peach marker and repeatedly asking me if I was ok with what he planned to do. I suppose I should have gotten up right then and there and walked out but despite his obvious lack of experience, what he traced out seemed fine - there wasn't much that was supposed to be waxed off - so I went ahead and let him wax away. After he was done, he handed me the mirror and asked if there was anything he should fix (apparently brow waxing was either that novel to him or he knew he screwed up) and I couldn't even respond...my brows are the thinnest they have EVER been. There is almost no arch. They look like a thin line, almost straight across, not the archy, natural brows I have spent years perfecting. Yet somehow I feel like the blame is not all his here. Whoever is answering the phones at this Ulta and handing out brow advice should be subjected to a wax by everyone they are recommending because something tells me they wouldn't be so eager to recommend people like Corinne and Frank again. \n\nLong story short: my brows are ruined. It's going to take months to regrow my gorgeous brows and there is no way I'm ever risking return again.


Not in the greatest part of LV but for lunch why not. There was only 1 other party dinning  when I arrived.\n\nStarted off with ice tea which is was huge. I ordered the 2 combo tostada with octopus and crab - it was large and decent but the octopus was chopped to fine. I followed with a shrimp taco and a side of rice. The taco was ginormous and stuffed with deep fried shrimp, cabbage and a light white sauce - it was very good. The rice was also tasty and lightly flavored.\n\nThe service was OK, the waitress put white sauce on my taco when I requested it on the side thankfully it was light otherwise I would have sent it back. \n\nI suggest the shrimp tacos, you can go wrong and if you eat two you'll be set.


With all the rave reviews this place gets, I had been wanting to try it for ages.  \"As good as Bianco!\" everybody says.  My first impression upon seeing the place was very good; for as busy as it was, it still felt small and intimate.  The 30 minute wait wasn't terrible considering the crowd, and after that, we were seated in a small corner of the house with only a few other tables in view.\n\nWhen we arrived, the table on one side of us was empty, and the table on the other side had a family with a screaming baby just finishing up their meal.\n\nWhen the waitress arrived, she took our orders.  I went with the marinara and a bottle of root beer.  The root beer came back barely chilled with a glass of ice.  First mistake.  Bottled soda should be served cold.  Pouring warm soda into ice leaves you with watered down soda.\n\nAt some point, someone at the table noted that we should have ordered appetizers because our food was taking so long.  Both of the other tables had received new parties, and their pizzas.  The waitress returned to apologize for our pizzas taking so long, but we must understand, there is a very large party they are serving outside.  Now, I don't like to get too philosophical when reviewing restaurants, but if the reason for the delay is a large party, why do the two tables, who were seated 5-10 minutes after us, already have their pizzas?\n\nEventually, of course, we received pizzas.   I noticed right away that all of the toppings could be found in a small region near one side of the pie, while entire slices contained nothing but sauce.  Clearly this was hastily assembled; no problem, I just took a few seconds to spread out the toppings.  Certainly the kitchen could have taken a little more care with my pizza.\n\nAs it turned out, the pizza was underwhelming.  It was a fine pie to be sure, but there are much better artisan pies in the valley.  If you are going to wait, you might as well go to Bianco.  If you want a crowded environment, go to Pomo.  Those places also have their issues, but they have better pizza.\n\nUnfortunately, despite all the hype this place gets, I left with the realization that there's really no reason to come back.


Tried to sell a Tarentola annularis off as a tokay gecko. Two completely different species. Said he was lost in the store for five years before \"re-apprehending\" a completely different gecko. They need to stick to fish, because their knowledge of reptiles is simply... lacking. I've been keeping tokay geckos for YEARS, but they refused to believe me. I will not be going back myself. The owner needs to open up his mind a little.


I feel like the Flamingo could do better, much better, with their buffet.  The whole dining area could use an upgrade.  It just seems kind of worn out and tired.  The food is bland, the staff seems bored, and it's just...well, it's tired like I said.  Nonetheless, I felt like a majority of their effort goes into the dessert selections.  Either that or I just get excited seeing a whole bunch of desserts since I try not to indulge that often.  Pretty standard issue foods otherwise: a few sushi selections (including veggie rolls?), some Asian fair, taco bar, a variety of meat and seafood, potatoes, and rolls.  Lunch buffet was $16.99 and you can tack on $9.99 for unlimited mimosas, wine, Bloody Mary's, and beer if you'd like.  Service isn't bad and drinks are refilled often and quickly.  I would probably rather enjoy a different buffet next time but as I usually always stay at the Flamingo, I had to try it out at least once.


Rodney the waiter messes up the orders ALL of the time.\n\nEvery food I have tried at CPK has been nothing but yummy, but this waiter really ruins the dining experience. I give the food 5 stars, but I give my experience at this place 2 stars, all because this particular waiter screws up our orders consistently.\n\nOne time, we ask for the bread..the bread never comes out, just our meals. \n\nanother time, I ask for extra sauce on the side of my salad, never came out\n\nanother time, I asked for no peanuts in my salad - it was filled with peanuts\n\nthis last time was the topper -  ordered an appetizer, and it never arrived. I also asked for no tortilla strips in my soup - it comes out loaded with tortilla strips. And when we got our bill at the end of lunch, we told him that our appetizer never came out because we wanted to make sure we didn't get charged for it, and he pulled out the order he had written and confirmed that it wasn't even written down!\n\nit's the same guy EVERY time - I don't know how this guy still works there and why I keep being the unfortunate one always falling into his area, but I am not dining at this location anymore - much too stressful


Had the chance to enjoy this location last night with a good friend.  They have catered previously for a lunch at my company and the food was excellent, so I was excited to be able to actually visit their physical location.  The venue did not disappoint.  Very modern in it's decor and appearance.  The front desk hostess was extremely nice (and wearing an adorable Star Wars shirt - jealous).  \n\nI had the One Thousand Beans Pita, my fiance had the Gyro and our friend had the Chicken and Hummus.  Everything was well prepared and tasted amazing.  The only down sides were the lack of waiting room in the front portion - there was only a five minute wait to be seated, but there was a bit of a crowd waiting to be seated, so it was a touch uncomfortable.  The other thing was the amount of time it took to get our food seemed a bit lengthy and they forgot the steamed veggies our friend ordered to accompany her hummus.  \n\nHowever, on the up-side the waitress acknowledged the wait, apologized and immediately rectified the missing veggies!  It was a very busy location also, so waiting for freshly prepared food isn't really a bad thing - just more something to keep in mind.  Go for happy hour, get a drink and have a nice chat while you wait for the food.  \n\nOverall: A \nRecommendations: Go for happy hour (until 6 p.m. and late night happy hour from 9 p.m. to close).  Go with friends and order a variety of foods and share - everything sounds delish but you can't order it all!  Or can you....


SOMAny places I would rather eat.  I understand this is supposed to be lighter healthier fare, but I was very disappointed by my salad.  VERY.  It was the salmon salad and the dressing was too vinegary and too off.\n\nI won't be returning, so I won't be trying anything else just to see if maybe I ordered the wrong thing.


We stumbled across this vet office after we moved into the area and it we thought it was just convenient for our boys' shots.  Four years later we are still going to Spencer Springs on a regular basis for yearly shots or any other concern we have for our two large dogs.\n\nLike other reviewers have stated, the staff is very friendly and prompt.  There are six vets that use the facility, and we have utilized almost all of them on different occasions.  Each doctor is excellent, gentle, and very caring.  Dr. Bower is exceptionally great and my personal favorite; he does not talk down to you, is very personable, and treats each of this animal patients as if they were his own.  The staff is not pushy and do not suggest follow up visits in order to bring in more revenue.  They all really do care for their clients.  On many occasions the vet techs have taken time to chat with me and play with the pups while waiting for the doctor!\n\nEven if it's across town for you, the drive is worth the care your pet will receive at Spencer Springs.  I wouldn't go anywhere else, personally.


Absolutely the best customer service ever!!  They always have the best rates and great vehicles.  I would recommend them over and over again!


Update: 05/01 For some reason it didn't give me an update button; only edit...so I am adding the new one above: \n\nAnother day and I continue to be dumbfounded by this location. In March I used to order the 6\" breakfast sandwich and drink at the $3 combo price. That promo was not there in April in lieu of the buy one get one free special that this location never seemed to get correct. \n\nToday is May and I ordered my standard 6\" flatbread bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. As I progressed down the line I noticed the $3 combo sign was back up. In every other Subway location when checking out they ask if you want a combo, and if you say yes they push combo, and the register gives the combo price. After seeing the sign that says 6\" sandwich and 21 oz drink $3, I removed a 21oz cup. The lady rang it up and said $5.50. I asked how do I get the combo? She said oh, you have to tell me that. Then frustrated she hit several buttons until it reflected the price. Shouldn't the combo be a standard item? All other times they ask if the customer wants a combo. If the combo is a sandwich and a medium drink and a customer orders and sandwich then takes a medium cup, shouldn't that be a clue? Either way, I think this location needs some additional training. \n\n\n\n04/30/12: There seems to be confusion on the April promo of buy one get one free. It says get a free 6\" sandwich when you buy any 6\" sandwich before 9. My first attempt I ordered the sandwich and nothing was mentioned. I came back for lunch and asked how it worked. The lady said the customer has to tell them in the morning, they enter a code, and it prints on the receipt. No free one that day. \n\nI went back again to the same location and upon ordering my breakfast sandwich I asked about the free one. She said I could get it now. I don't want it now. I want it at lunch. I don't want it sitting on my desk attracting germs nor do I want to re-heat it to kill said germs. After saying I didn't want it now, she said okay. It wasn't entered and actually I didn't even get a receipt :-/\n\nThe product line is the same as every Subway. The challenge is the shop is small with limited seating and fills up quickly at lunch.


Overall I was very impressed by this hotel.  It's very modern and elegant.  The lobby is grand, there are several good restaurants in the casino area and the hotel is located just off I-10.  I'm not into gambling but I still enjoyed staying here.\n\nThere were a few downers.  The place reeked of smoke. If you have asthma or can't handle cigarette smoke, I don't suggest staying here. Smoking is allowed in the casino area and the hotel area is supposedly smoke-free but I could still smell the smoke from my room.  Also, I had a very difficult time connecting to the wi-fi internet.


The atmosphere of this place has been totally transformed and opened up from what it was as La Paz. It is hard to imagine that it is even the same space. Elegant, but not too stuffy. I liked it.\n\nThe food was simply incredible. I mean really, really incredible. I have eaten at so many Italian joints, from kitschy to stuffy to authentic to unknown neighborhood spots to chain restaurants. But this place really takes the cake. Everything we had was phenomenal. Nothing even just \"OK.\" We had the wood grilled octopus and goat cheese pomodoro. Both should not be missed, but the goat cheese was just ridiculously delicious. I had a wedge salad and my wife had a Caprese salad...both very near perfection. I had the Zuppa di mare, or seafood stew, and it was packed with calamari, scallops, mussels, clams, shrimp, and white fish. I can't begin to tell you how much i enjoyed it. My wife had the Gorgonzola beef filet. She said it was only second to Del Frisco's, which is quite a compliment, especially for a non-steakhouse. We finished with a Nutella custard and Nutella filled doughnuts. God, it was so good.\n\nThe service was something I would expect at a much more expensive restaurant. Our server, Christopher, addressed every need and was just the right amount of cordial and friendly with us.\n\nPrices were very reasonable...especially for the quality. Most entrees were $15-$20 and topped out at $33. \n\nLiterally zero complaints from this place. Just a perfect evening we had there.


This location is great. Always stop in when I'm in town. Huge selection and great customer service....music isn't that bad either


The best guacamole! Everything fresh. We were a party of 4 and all my French guest enjoyed their meal. Perfect service and reasonable pricing for the quality of food served. Thank you !


I give this location no stars cuz they are horrible at there job took them 15 min to make a latte and my girlfriends iced coffee taste horrible!


Sandra's customer service to me was outstanding on the selling of the furniture!!! And Javier and his workers were outstanding in the delivery of the furniture!!! First Sandra, she answered all of my many questions. Then I had her talk and answer my wife's (who was in Pa.) questions over the phone. Yes, the price was higher than I wanted to pay for patio furniture, but with the Arizona weather I didn't want to be buying furniture every two or three years.\nThey are so confident about their products that all their furniture is displayed outside to show their customers how well it keeps in the Arizona weather. So after an hour or so of discussion and looking at all the selections, I decided on the furniture. But since my stairwells in my house are narrow, Sandra suggested I measure the width before I finalize the purchase.\nReturning later that day with the measurements, I met Javier. Javier said if my measurements are correct, the couch and chair will not fit through the stairwells (the furniture is for our bedroom balcony which is on the fourth level of our home). To make sure of the measurements, Javier and I jumped in his car and went to my place so he could be sure that my numbers were correct. Unfortunately, my measurements were correct.\nSo the deal is off????? Wrong!! Javier comes up with the idea of renting a crane to place the frame of the couch and the chair on the roof of my building. Then he and his workers would lower the furniture down from the roof to the balcony. After imagining all the things that could wrong, I agreed to the plan.\nWell it worked to perfection!!!!!! No incidents or damage to property or bodies. The furniture looks absolutely fantastic on our balcony!!!!!\nSandra and Javier were excellent in handling everything that was needed to satisfy my purchase and delivery. You can't ask for better Unique Patio Creations. Thanks Guys!!!!!


I hate to give such a terrible review for a restaurant I love, but the food and wine just can't make up for the horrible service we received tonight. We sat at the outside bar, and he first bartender, Patrick, was wonderful. Attentive, pleasant, and made sure we didn't go more than a few minutes without acknowledgement (and he was busy!). Unfortunately, 30 minutes into our stay, he was tasked with other items and Steve took over. We went about 30 minutes with no acknowledgement whatsoever. We had empty glasses and tried repeatedly to gain his attention, but he apparently thought it was more important to hit on a girl at the other side of the bar than pay attention to his customers. Even when our friend joined us, he didn't take notice - another server stepped in and asked us if we needed anything. Overall it was quite a disappointing experience, especially from somewhere we frequent and have grown to enjoy. I'm sure I will be back, but I will avoid the bar if Steve is working.


Not really my favorite sub shop. It's extremely plain. I mean, there's like literally no flavor. Not sure why everyone thinks this place is so great. \n\nAt least they're quick. Your food is ready by the time you're done ordering. Oh and good luck getting delivery. I hope you live next door, because that's as far as they deliver! Seriously, I live 1.5 miles away, and they don't deliver.


I agree with Desiree O...check the time before you go!  Super cool vibe!  Fresh sashimi and the best roll that I liked was the Surf & Turf roll--Seared filet mignon, shrimp tempura, asparagus, avocado and poblano pepper with tomatillo sauce. 14.95  One roll will fill you.  I've never had another roll like this which makes it great!!  Their \"Banzai\" shot definitely breaks the ice and makes it F-U-N!!  Don't forget your cowboy hat ;-)


I received two calls from the driver telling me he is on his way (AFTER the time he was supposed to arrive) so I continued to wait for him as the clock ticked on... then the driver calls to tell me \"I'm here\" but when I looked out the window, no one was there. Turns out he went to the \"west\" street rather than where I was located, which was the \"north\" street. Didn't matter because he called to tell me this 21 minutes past the time he was supposed to arrive, so I would have missed my plane anyway. Which is exactly what ended up happening. \nVery, very frustrating.


the local north mesa restaurant. after 5, prepare for a wait.. daily. happy hour and a small but ok variety of craft beer and mixers, wine of course. bar is crowded usually, service is fast, staff is friendly, a nice place to take the family. i have been at least 5 times, and won't discourage you from going. fare is decent, specials keep it interesting. fun to watch the kitchen in rush hour. nice, open, friendly, and carries local craft beer. 4 stars!


Came to Vegas and wanted to try something different other than buffetts. I tried this place and I have to say it was pretty good. The portions are huge, you might want to share. They have a variety of food, and also specialty drinks. Overall everything was good.


Excellent food. Excellent service. Excellent ambiance.... I could drone on and on gushing to say more, but these few words sum up this place beautifully. I will most definitely return any time I come home to Vegas. Highly recommended!!!


The great thing about italian is that it is done decently well in most countries in the world.  Scotland is no different...which is why Vittoria came in relatively average in my book.  The menu is moderately priced and the food is moderately good.  Two nights previously in St. Andrews we had italian that blew this out of the water in terms of food and ambiance.  I give it three stars because it really wasn't bad, so a lower rating would be unfair.  Definitely an fine spot for bigger parties as they have a lot of space.  Not intimate though...wouldn't go here on a date.  I think Edinburgh has more to offer if you try harder to find a place.


$9 for a sandwich only. It was not worth it.


This is definitely a 4-4.5 star hotel that is on the grand scale.  The outside of this hotel brings back memories of Venice, Italy albeit all condensed together in the \"front yard.\"  The decor is stunning if not over the top throughout this hotel with a lot of \"wow factor.\"\n\nThere are gondolas that travel through the shops area with singing gondoliers and beautiful \"walk-over bridges.\".  One thing about this hotel is it is always packed full of people.  The Phantom of the Opera show was very nice and again draws a lot of people.  The shops are upscale but not the top designers.  The restaurants are average to fine dinning with a food court in the casino.\n\nThe rooms set a standard in Vegas.  They are large all suite rooms featuring a sitting area with a sofa that converts to a bed.  Again, over the top Italian decor but luxurious non-the-less.  I believe the smallest rooms are 800-900 sqft and the upper floors hold rooms that can be jaw dropping.\n\nWith all of the decor and the phenomenal club TAO it still is only a 4-4.5 star hotel next to the Wynn/Encore, Bellagio, or Caesars.


So ordered at 7pm. Pizza still not here and it's 8:50.  delivery time 8:05-8:15. Right :/ maybe I'll get it before the 2 hour marker.  Never have had it take this long usually here faster than given time. Not happy


They won't have anything hot and ready. Slow everything. Save your receipt, because they won't remember your order. Check your order before leaving. Expect to wait 30 minutes for anything.\n\nSeriously, I wish I could give them negative stars. Just the worst.


Merci Matthew P d'avoir parler de cette place l\u00e0. J'suis all\u00e9 y'a de \u00e7a un bout, et j'ai les m\u00eames commentaires que plusieurs personnes. Mais je dirais que c'est le c\u00f4t\u00e9 (pardonnez-moi mon qu\u00e9b\u00e9cisme) d\u00e9crisse de la place qui est juste un vestige d'une autre \u00e9poque, Ok, je viens de revis\u00e9 mon score; ces place-l\u00e0 il y en a plus beaucoup. So je monte a 2 \u00e9toiles.\n\nJ'\u00e9tais all\u00e9 voir Andr\u00e9-Philippe Gagnon avec un ami qui avait des billets de spare. Why not! c'est Gratuit! Il revenait au Qu\u00e9bec apr\u00e8s avoir runner avec succ\u00e8s son show a Vegas. Tr\u00e8s talentueux. Les immitateurs \u00e0 part sortir un : Woow il l'a ben ou Ouuhh pas vraiment! C'est vraiment dull je trouve. Notre rang\u00e9e \u00e9tait dans celle qui \u00e9tait vraiment coinc\u00e9. Je veux dire, \u00abtu-mesures-5'7-pis-tes-coinc\u00e9s\u00bb Coinc\u00e9! Donc je fais 5'10' 280-300lbs \u00e0 l'\u00e9poque pis j'ai...de...la..mis\u00e8re.a...respi..r\u00e9\u00e9.. Je souffre!\nOn voit que la place n'est pas trop packed, a l'entracte, comme dit Mat, l'attente au b\u00e9cosse qui date de 1900-tranquille. Ouff!! on change de place, et vlan, l'autre rang\u00e9e est mieux. Alors on voit une autre place et on re-rechange de place et finalement on a ben de la place pour les jambes. Comment faire pour acheter des billets? C'est un gamble! un Maudit gamble que seul les initi\u00e9s connaissent les rang\u00e9es magiques avec de la place pour les jambes! Ahh ouin, le show \u00e9tait ...Correct...C'est tout. \n\nAdditional Tips for Business ? \nGood for Kids: HELL YEAH! C'est pas mal juste bon pour les kids!\n\nEnglish:\n\nsome place might have be cramped for the leg, some might not be. The bathroom Mat has wrote about: True ...so true. I went to see a Andr\u00e9-Philippe Gagnon, Another Qu\u00e9b\u00e9cois who made it in Vegas and for 10 years too! Which is pretty impressive. He came back maybe 4 years ago and went there at the time, my friend had invited me and had free ticket. Free stuff!! hmm love it!\nSo he does impersonation (am I saying that right?) and he's very good. The show was in French and adapted from his Vegas material with some more local stuff. IT was ok. My biggest issue to the damn place is old and renovation are due. Kill some seats even if it means losing revenue. Booking the show in that is a bad venue. Some seating will be ok for place some other will not, it's so freaking random!


Taking this class was one of the worst experiences I have ever had! I can't believe I actually paid for this abuse and to watch others be talked down to and abused! This guy Rick Barkett was the most rude, inconsiderate and belittling excuse for a human I have ever had the displeasure of meeting. He made even asking a question something you did not want to do because if you did you would be made to feel stupid for asking. Fortunatley for me, I already knew everything he was paid to teach me and I got the certificate I needed. I wish I would have looked into this guy before taking this class. Taught me that I should be on here more often!


I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks this place is a dump! I will never ever come back! After the long drive from L.A I just wanted to check in and relax in my room, yeah right! First of all, when I booked onine they didn't inform me that they were changing names and under construction so as I was driving down LV Blvd I coudn't locate it! The front end of the casino was completely blocked off & there were and no signs to help direct entrance/parking. I parked off the strip & called them; they directed me to Harris parking structure etc... eventually I found my way.. the saga continues.\n\nCheck-in took over 45minutes. They had 3 (slow) people working the front desk and the check-in  line reached to the parking structure. Went to my room & when I opened the door a damp, old smell hit me. I did not want to be in that room at all hahah! The paint/wall paper from the restroom was chipped and falling off and the sink needed to be reglazed. Guess what I found on the shower, yes a pueb!!!! On top of that there was hair on the floor. Luckily I had Lysol wipes and disinfected the room which made me feel a little better. Note: no ice bucket, I called housekeeping for one and it took them 30 damn minutes to bring one up! I did not use their sheets as I had my own. The balcony was okay but it was full of dried, old bird crap so when I stepped out on it, it crunched and it dragged into the room. \n\np.s. The lobby on our floor (where the elevators are) looked like something out of a 70's horror movie. The wall paper was literally torn and held up by duck tape!! I wish I would of taken a picture of this. \n\nNever again!\n\nYou've been warned.


This is probably the worst Sushi I've ever eaten In Las Vegas.\nWe ordered two chicken teriyaki's they came cold like someone had cooked them long time ago and hard like the plates.\nI order food with no shellfish; they brought it with selfish.\n\nThe service is horrific;  I was embarrassed to bring my family here.\nThe servers were mess and did not know what they were doing.\nAbsolutely sad


I wouldn't go so far as to call the place a dive but it is a definite hole in the wall...next to a Circle K on a not so decent stretch of Indian School. Once you get inside though, things change. \n\nEnough of a variety on the menu to satisfy everyone and the prices are very reasonable. I ordered the cold Italian combo as my friend wasn't sure if they still offered half sandwiches (and I didn't have the common sense to ask), and she had the chicken parm. The woman at the counter was busy as hell as it was the middle of lunch hour, juggling the counter orders as well as the incoming phone calls, but she was still very friendly as well as the other younger woman in all black (didn't hurt that she was cute. LOL). Less than $20 for 2 huge sandwiches and 2 \"gallon o' drank\" sodas.\n\nFor how busy it was there was plenty of seating (at your generic plastic patio furniture) and the food came out quick. Mind you I'm a big guy and this sandwich was as long as my forearm and as big around as my upper arm. The meat on my sandwich was of an ample quantity and quality, and the veggies were nice and fresh, particularly the tomatoes which were at a perfect ripeness, and pepperocinis (3 to a plate, a generous amount as they were quite large and juicy).  Like the other reviewer I could not finish my whole sandwich, the same lady that had taken our order and brought our food came at the most convenient time to offer to wrap it for me. It is now in my fridge awaiting a quick death later on.\n\nNow that I am working near here (less than a block away, natch) I'm glad my friend knew about it and showed me, as I wasn't looking forward to McDonald's every day at lunch and there isn't much else in the neighborhood.


The last time I tried this place was in Lone Tree, CO about 10 years ago. I didn't think it was great there, and it wasn't great in Vegas, either. I'm not sure what all the hype is about, and I'm not sure how they've been voted best burger in 29 cities-- unless Vegas and Lone Tree were not included in that. \n\nThe service is SLOW. Granted it was a Friday night, but there seemed to be plenty of people working there and yet it was impossible to get a drink refill. I ordered a milk shake- definitely the hi-light of the meal- but it came so far ahead of the meal I was almost done with it and felt sick before food even reached me. \n\nThe food... I've had better at so many other places. I ordered a build-your-own chicken sandwich with BBQ sauce, cheese and bacon. The chicken was tough and over cooked, the bun cold and hard, not enough sauce and the skimpy 2 pieces of bacon were over done. I had about 3 bites before my jaw gave out. \n\nThe fries? Undercooked and cold. COLD. WTF? It's a busy Friday night and you bring me a basket of cold fries with my already sucky sandwich? Ugh. \n\nWe ordered the grilled cheese for the baby. I didn't think you could F that up, but apparently you can... by bringing it out without the cheese melted. WHAT? How can the bread be warm but the cheese still stiff? Needless to say he didn't eat it. What a waste. \n\nMy husband got a burger that was uneventful. He said he's had better, but did manage to finish it. He's the only one that actually ate. \n\nI would not recommend this place or go back. There are so many other better places in Vegas for a burger that wasting your money on this crap would be stupid.


this place is amazing! the sushi is really good and i had the kimchi fried rice which was amazing :) can't wait to go again


They don't have the usual great subway service that you would expect from a subway. Ive been in multiple tines and employees have not had a uniform. No great and they are mean when attend to you. I recommend the service at jersey mikes better.


I used to be a huge huge fan of this place.  But, recently they seem to have quality control issues.  One issue has been the bread---which used to be nothing short of awesome.  One a couple of recent visits (off the lunch time rush) the bread tasted like it had been sitting around (in one case, the sandwich was inedible).  A second issue has been seasoning, which used to be perfect.  In one case, the sandwich lacked any taste and in another case, the moz was unevenly salted.  All of these are \"sins\" that are excusable from an ordinary sandwich shop with ordinary prices.  (Well, the inedible sandwich isn't excusable...)  But, I expect much better from PB.


It was a warm after thanksgiving Friday. I was one of the lone people at the office, my hunger grew and at each attempt for food I was foiled as many places were closed for the day. However I lucked out and found this place. Cute little brunch ish spot.\n\nMost of the menu said \"your choice of meat\" so that meant for me as a veg look elsewhere until I found the roasted veggie and egg burrito (to go only) for ~5.50 \n\nI raced back to my desk and tore open the bag. It smelled great maybe beacuse it was also close to 1:30pm and I was starving, but it was a bit small, the tortilla was a bit too soft and moist for my liking the eggs were well cooked as were the veggies the cheese added a bit too much grease for my liking.  The included salsa was unique as it was hot more like a chunky tomato soup.\n\nIf you are not veg maybe you will find a few more options than I.


Very disappointed in the two girls working here tonight. Most of the toppings were put away by the time we got there @ 9:40 pm. Plain frozen yogurt tonight for the kids. They did not offer any samples and we had to eat in the car since the chairs were already put away. Drive a little farther and go to either Razzleberriez (awesome service and open until 11 pm), or the Yogurtology in Arrowhead.


I've been to Vs several times so that I could give them a fair chance. Each time I have found my experience to be lacking. The haircut was decent, not what you expect from a Barber I said to take off an inch they took off 2.  The customer service was atrocious. I've been to many different barber shops and expect a high level of service.  I expect the barber to try and make small talk with me even if its just asking what I do for a living.  Not only did the barbers not try, but they were rude and would speak in Russian to each other rather than interact with me.  If your going to a barbershop.  I recommend Gio's at 64th street and Bell or there is a shop at Tatum and Cave Creek that is great as well.


The guy working Oct 18th turned then open sign off more that 20 minutes before the 8pm close time posted.  Went in and asked if the store was still open and the response wad \"I guess I could make something.\"  Lucky we only wanted drinks.  Owner should be pissed!


Omg this place was freaking awesome and the bar tender was freaking awesome. The tapas are amazing and the atmosphere was so great!! I will definitely be back because I loved it so much! Service was great and the drinks were bananas!!!!


Because I stayed in Luxor, I ate here because of convenience.  I ate here 3 out of the 4 days.  For the most part, the sandwiches, soups, and salad was pretty good.  It's cafe food yanno?  However, the last day, the  drink server poured too much water in my teapot and when i barely moved it, it swished around and splashed on my leg!  It was so hot that i almost dropped the entire teapot of hot water on my leg but i managed to put it down.  \n\nI was hungover and tired and trying to eat something before I catch my flight out so I didn't complain, I just wanted an icebag so I don't blister.  Now here's the bad service part....i had to ask another waitress to find our waitress, our waitress had to call the manager, the manager had to call security.  When he finally came, i said i just needed a bag of ice.  I should've just took it up with the drink server, told her that she filled up the pot to the absolute brim, and had her get me a bag of ice from the kitchen.  oh well.


I appreciate the small-quaint environment of Knight Theater in uptown Charlotte. We've seen everything from BB-King to various musicals here and it's always a delight. It's nicely maintained and has a classic feel. If you notice, the archway/area above the stage has a pineapple - which in the south is the universal symbol for \"Guests Welcome.\" We always feel welcomed here. While there are good and great seats, there are no 'bad' seats here. Overall, we continue to enjoy the services and shows at Knight Theater. Go for drinks beforehand at a nearby restaurant, do a show then visit Capital Grill, E2 or Ruth's nearby. There really is something for everyone (and I'll note, you can go dressy or even casual. Everyone is treated equally.)


Is it a gorgeous, sexy hotel? YES!\n\nIs this place teeming with gorgeous, sexy people? YES!\n\nIs it the best place in Vegas to stay? HELL NO!!!\n\nWhile I would definitely pick this place for the Chandelier Bar, the various restaurants (reviews to follow ) and the eye candy for days, the service needs help and the rooms left a bit to be desired.  \n\nService was lacking.  Housekeeping was spread far too thin when you needed them, and came knocking despite the sign at 0900 on Friday morning.  It took hours, 4 exactly, to get linen for the pull out sofa, which usually is already in the room.  At the Cosmo? No. All they keep is a pillow in the closet. When we tried to ask for extra towels as the housekeeper passed us in the hallways, she said we had to call.  What? We're trying to save you some time.  Argh.\n\nRooms: gorgeous, sexy, chic? Yes, all of the above.  I do appreciate that most all the rooms have a balcony and the 3 suites we had all did.  We had a fantastic view of the Bellagio fountains, so that was a definite plus.  The space was adequate, but next time I would stay in the wraparound terrace.  The mini bar and fridge was such an epic fail.  Every time anyone actually picked up an item for more than a few seconds, it charged the room.  For those that didn't know this, that resulted in $100 worth of extra charges.  Luckily, this was quickly corrected on check out with a quick phone call.  Why boast rooms with a kitchen when you don't have a stove, dishes, or anything that's of real use.  I didn't want to cook, but use of a fridge would have been nice.  Otherwise, just get rid of the damn thing.  In one of the rooms, the TV in the living room had zero feed and was useless, and the cordless phone wasn't working as well.  \n\nI see this review going on and on, so I should sum it up.  Stay here if most of your party plans are actually at this hotel, or if you just have to judge for yourself, like we did.  Should you make this hotel your go to place? Nah. This hotel is bankrupt, and they're trying to get back some of their losses by nickel and diming you.


not too bad, but to be frank, the buffet not meet my expectation. or the buffet in some hotel in china is much better? a little disappointed.


Totally average experience. Service was s.l.o.w.... The hummus plate was bland and boring with the pita bread stale and all curly in the edges. Save your money on that dish.


Dos Gringos is definitely bringing trashy back.  And I think the whole trailer park theme has really gotten the best of them.  Two cases in point.\n\nA) Drinks are EXTREMELY weak.  They give you tall glasses, but have very thin pours of liquor.  Thinking maybe it was the vodka, we switched to rum, but alas, the trailer park was just being cheap. \n\nB) The vomit stench wafting from the mens restroom really takes the trailer park theme a little too far, right?  After I reported to staff that puke was all over a men's urinal, it was still there an hour later.\n\nDoesn't that make you yearn for the good old college days??\n\nGranted it was a Sunday afternoon and all, and the DJ and crowd was fun.  A definite fun place to day drink, and bring the pooch.  Call me an old-fashioned prude, but the puke-fest and sucky drinks kind of killed the mood.  And believe it or not, I didn't have the appetite to try any of their award-winning tacos.


The tellers are really nice and helpful and there's rarely that long of a wait.  The thing that I have noticed specifically about this one is that when I want to make a cash deposit at their ATM's, it is not able to go forward with the transaction.  Now this has happened at least 3 different times.  I have large amounts of cash that I would like to deposit, but it won't let me and it's not like I leave home just to run to the bank and come back.  I make my first stop at the bank and then continue the rest of my errands, which I don't feel comfortable carrying a lot of cash on me.  Sometimes, I'm on my way to the gym and I have to leave the cash in the car (it's hidden and there's an alarm, but it's still nothing I feel comfortable doing).


I think my jaw is broken from trying to eat their rolled tacos. I really think they were made a week ago and just re-heated. I waited almost 5 minutes for someone to take my order and they seemed upset that I would come and eat here..? Then my food came out in 30 seconds (a little too fast). Not the best fili's around.


L'odeur qui \u00e9mane des toilettes ici est vraiment d\u00e9gueulasse. On \u00e9tait assis assez loin desdits petits coins, mais on sentait quand m\u00eame la puanteur impr\u00e9gn\u00e9e dans la pi\u00e8ce pendant qu'on mangeait, surtout quand la porte des salles de bain s'ouvrait. La poutine est correct, pas plus, un peu fade m\u00eame. Si tu veux boire un verre d'eau avec ton repas il faut acheter une bouteille (ils ne servent pas d'eau avec le repas et je trouve \u00e7a un peu cheap). Il y a des meilleures poutines ailleurs. Par contre, ils ont une poutine 100% v\u00e9g\u00e9tarienne, chose qu'on ne trouve pas toujours ailleurs.


I would follow Tina anywhere. In fact, I did to her newly opened shop. It's very relaxing and clean with great massage pedi spa chairs. Seriously you won't find better nail talent in this city and she does your nails exactly how you want. I recommend is spa to all of my friends and even my customers when they are visiting in town and ask where to get their nails done.


I went here for lunch with my bf. If you bike here or walk, they give a 20% discount or something. Check in on foursquare and use your amex card for 5$ off.\n\n It was a casual afternoon. I had the trout and he had the happy hour fish and chips. Our food was delicious. I think the only thing I had a bit of complaint was I felt a bit rushed. However, the food and drinks are amazing. The fish and chips were fresh and so crispy. The trout dish had green beans and peanuts. I ordered mash as a side too. Fish was seasoned perfectly and green beans were crunchy not soggy. \n\n Overall,  I had a great experience and will return!


My never-ending quest for amazing breakfasts led me to Liberty Market yesterday. This place is cool and shiny in a stainless steel, bedazzled, old farmhouse sort of way. The atmosphere is definitely the main thing the place has going for it-- always packed, always lively, new and hip. I also give it props for using obviously fresh, local produce and meat. \n\nThat being said, the breakfast didn't blow me away. I got a traditional combo of scrambled eggs, turkey sausage and a blueberry pancake. My date ordered the veggie scramble with a buttermilk biscuit and homefries. The pancake was delish-- super light and fluffy but the eggs and sausage were kind of lacking in flavor. Same went for my date's, though he said the biscuit was the best he's ever had and I'd have to agree. All this, plus their yummy display of desserts by the order counter, leads me to believe that Liberty Market knows how to bake but needs to add a bit of spice to its cooking. If I ever find myself in the boonies again, I would hit this place up (if only because there's not a whole lot of other options.)


I love a good massage. My husband purchased a gift card for couples massage and gifted it to me for Christmas. Scheduling the massage was very easy. This location is very clean and the waiting room was very therapeutic. The massage room was ok. It was barely decorated and in kind of a weird layout. Our massage therapists were very friendly and professional. I can't say that I will be back after I use the rest of the money on my gift card, though. The massage was ok, but I've had much better ones. They really try to sell you on becoming a member when you are checking out, which I do not like.


i've eaten at Pete's for 30 years...can beat their 'Pete's' sauce, it's awesome, and without the sauce the food isn't that great. the quality has gone up and down thru the years. i'm not sure why, i guess maybe management? same with the service. they have pretty much owned the corner of Mesa Dr and Main St, so i think they take for granted that people will go there no matter how rude the staff is and how bad the food is. Ok, it's not AWFUL, but it's not really seafood, it only vaguely resembles it.\nso here are reasons to find another place to eat:\n1. they only take cash. what? really? i've eaten food from FOOD TRUCKS that accept credit cards...\n2. they don't accept bills over a twenty...what if 4 people have an order of say $40? nope! better have your twenty dollah bills y'all\n3. they only have outdoor seating. even when it's 115 degrees outside, or raining.\n4. there are no restrooms. what restaurant doesn't have restrooms? guess you better not eat there if you have the little ones with you...\n5. they EXPECT you to clean up after yourself. and they have it POSTED! (your mother doesn't work here) for this reason, i usually leave my plates, cups and napkins on the table when i leave. i know that may be rude, but how else can you ensure that those tables are being cleaned like they are supposed to be??\n6. lastly they are not open on Sundays. most places these days are open 7 days a week. i respect that they do not open on Sundays, it's family values and all...but that just gives the general public the chance to find a place to eat that is actually worth their time and money.\n\nmy summation: i only go to Pete's when i'm in a hurry, am driving thru the area, have cash in my pocket, and there isn't any other alternative. which is very, very seldom...


I can only base my review on the drop-off donation ease only, as I have not actually been into the store.\n\nI am in agreement with Jeff S.'s review in that it is difficult to get in and out of.  South Blvd is a nightmare on a good day and I am usually dropping items off on my way out of work in the evening, so it's a little worse.\n\nThe drive-thru drop-off spot is convenient once you are able to turn into the lot.  I have found the staff to be very friendly, they always come out and assist with whatever I am leaving, be it bags of items or furniture.  The have consistently asked if I would like a receipt as well.


Very good new restaurant right off the square.  Our party of 4 tried several dishes and all of us were very happy with the food and generous portion sizes.  They even modified one of the entrees (the Korean \"sushi\")  for us to share as an appetizer and substituted a kimchi plate instead of the soup (we did not ask for it and were pleasantly surprised).   Would recommend asking for your Bibimbap in a stone bowl - really ads a lot to the dish with the crispy rice bits in the bottom.  looking forward to going back soon, my husband and I are fighting over his BBQ pork leftovers!


I would like to start this review by saying that I have been coming to Ken's Nails and Spa for a few years now for several different services and - in the past - have always had great service and results. I have always been greeted immediately and have never had to wait more than a couple minutes before I am taken back for services. It truly has been my go-to in the past and I am super sad that I am going to stop frequenting this business. \n\nI am not exactly sure what has changed but my last few visits have been anything but pleasant. First, a couple weeks ago I came in for my normal eyebrow wax. Usually I am in and out in a couple minutes with perfectly manicured brows. This time I left with my eyebrows on FIRE. I went to the Albertson's following my appointment and bought some cooling aloe gel for relief but nothing helped. The area ended up breaking out in blisters that last at least a week. I had several people ask me if I had suffered a burn. Yikes! it was not good and extremely painful. \n\nI let the bad eyebrow wax slide and thought maybe it was a fluke accident and went back last night for a mani-pedi. I feel bad because I am not sure the tech who was working on me really understood some of the things I was trying to communicate to her. At one point I asked her to file my nails slightly shorter and she said \"ok\" but then just moved on. That wasn't really the worst part though. During both the mani and pedi she repeatedly hurt me while removing my cuticles. I can be a wuss so I know sometimes it is just me being a baby but this was ridiculous. At one point I gasped and pulled my foot away and the nail tech next to her actually had to scold her and tell her to take it easy. Needless to say I left with one nail bleeding which didn't stop for over an hour and is still painful to the touch.


Great atmosphere in this place. Had a huge booth overlooking the bar. Had the prime rib, and was happy with it. Good place, a little pricey, but you already knew that.


Decent pho restaurant. \n\nMy first time at this place was during a cold rainy day with my sister.  We were very intrigued with the place and when we walked in it was quite busy. \n\nTo make a long story short, their customer service was not up to par.  Like most experiences I've had at Vietnamese restaurants that are small and busy, they try to get you out as fast as they can which is normal.  So we don't mind how fast the service is but in this case, you barely got any attention. We had to ask them for a table and waited at least over 20 mins to get our order in, including our drinks.    Now, as for the food, my sister had the chicken pho and I had the pho tai (sliced steak).  Overall, good decent pho.  Broth was light, not extremely flavored but still ok and wasn't super oily which we both like.\n\nOverall, it was a good enough to satisfy the craving since we are originally from California and it's far from home pho but definitely will try another time.


Watson Road is one of the last stops on the West side of Buckeye while heading towards California so I knew I should stop for a bite to eat (or wait over an hour til the next town). \n\nI saw the signs for a Cracker Barrel and my memories of a good 'ol hot country breakfast sounded real good. When I got inside and realized how packed the place was, I decided to order the food to go. \n\nSo, based purely on what I could eat while driving, I had to say no to the biscuits and gravy I so love or their fluffy pancakes. I narrowed it down to handheld food; sandwiches. Almost went with their catfish or grilled chicken, but ended up with the meatloaf sandwich (hoping for a lil bit of comfort with each bite). \n\nThe sourdough bread (which had some sort of glaze) was really good, but it wasn't toasted so the meatloaf started to make the bread soggy. And their meatloaf wasn't thick and generous like I've had at BJ's or other restaurants. And because it wasn't made too firm, it kept falling out of the sandwich and onto my shirt (lucky, no car accidents). \n\nThe store had neat stuff (bought a cow mug that had utters) to browse while waiting for my meal and the servers (thanks Jenifer) were great. But if you want to eat and enjoy their food, don't get it to go. My biggest mistake.


This is a casual, relaxing spot where you can enjoy some Chinese comfort food. The menu has a good range of options, and the noodles are tasty and satisfying. \n\nThe food is admittedly overpriced, especially for a style of cuisine that costs very little to make, but I don't necessarily fault the restaurant for that. You should always expect higher prices when dining on the strip. The bigger problem is that the line to be seated can get pretty long, and they don't take reservations. Sometimes you do get lucky, though. When I went yesterday, I only waited for about 5 minutes.\n\nI would say that this restaurant is comparable to Beijing Noodle No. 9 at Caesar's. Of the two, Beijing seems to have better food, but I would say that Noodles has the more relaxing atmosphere. \n\nEither restaurant would be a fine choice, but overall, I think I like Beijing Noodle No. 9 a little bit better.


Brio is A-OK. Really nice patio seating with great friendly service. The chopped salad was decent...fresh and well dressed. The eggplant pomodoro was ok...could hardly tell the cooked-to-death mush inside was once eggplant, but it was edible. The pasta it came with was very good, perfectly cooked with a very nice balance of garlic, seasoning, and oil. Next time, I'll have a simple pasta dish; they seem to know their pasta. The desserts were very good. I had the mocha pannacotta, and my friends had tiramisu and choc lava cake...all very, very good. \n\nI can't give it more than a solid 3-star rating (this review ain't bad overall...it's just that mushy low-flavor eggplant that's sticking in my craw...maybe when I go back I'll be able to push it to 4 stars if I'm a big fan of whatever I order then). Still, it's a decent enough eatery at a decent enough price to go back.


My husband and I like trying new breweries when we are traveling, so we decided to try Heist Brewery when we were in Charlotte today.\n\nWe were the first people in the restaurant when they opened at 11:30 AM and were seated immediately. Our server brought us waters and we decided to order a flight of beers from their list of about 12 beers. The flight was reasonably priced, with 5 generous pours for $6. \n\nThe beers that we tried were: I2PA, peach hefeweizen, Belgian tripel, maibock and a stout. Personally, I liked the peach hefe and the maibock (my favorite). I thought the stout was too dry. I really did not care for the Belgian tripel and I am normally a big fan of Belgian style beers. I did not try the IPA personally, but my husband said it was his favorite. After our flight, I ordered a peach hefe in a pint and my husband ordered the pale ale. He liked the pale as well. So overall, the beers were a little hit or miss, but the hits were good ones!\n\nWe also ordered lunch. I ordered the pressed cheese sandwich with the rosemary tater tots. The sandwich was a warm pimento cheese sandwich topped with sweet pickles. It was served on jalapeno-bacon focaccia bread. The sandwich was fantastic. It was surprisingly spicy and the flavor of the bread added a lot to the sandwich. My husband ordered the Italian sandwich. He also was a big fan of his sandwich. All of the breads here are homemade, and it showed. The tots were good, but not outstanding and the portion size was small (four tots each).\n\nOur server was very friendly and attentive and the space itself is very cool. It is a fun industrial setting with a large bar and plenty of seating. The interesting food menu definitely has a lot of potential!\n\nWe will return the next time we are in Charlotte!


Sadly, another case of bad service happened again!  And all I really wanted to do was enjoy my Furry watching!\n\nFurry what, you say?  The annual Anthrocon aka Furry Convention that happens every June at the David L Lawrence Convention Center.  People dress up, in costume....as animals.  Enough said.\n\nSo to take in the primal action I had my sights set on a front row furry watching table near the window.  We sat down and our server came around to ask for our drink order.  We weren't sure what we wanted, so we said we needed a sec.  After about 15 minutes we're looking around for him and he's nowhere to be found.  Finally, he reappears and says he has a family emergency and someone else would be taking over.  Fair enough.  \n\nSo we order our meals from the new chick.  I got the Coconut Chicken Salad which actually turned out to be decent!  Nice and crisp coconut exterior and moist chicken inside.  There was a good amount of chicken but I think I would have preferred a little more lettuce and veggies.  I just felt as if the salad needed a touch more.  But the most important part, the chicken, was great!\n\nSo we get ready to pay, there's 8 of us, and we're not allowed to get split checks because they want to include gratuity.  I've worked as a waitress before, so I'm understanding on whatever they need to do.  Obviously it does get a little confusing on both ends when you have 8 people paying at once with different cards and cash.  \n\nWe set aside a $20 from someones payment inside the payment sleeve.  She came back, exchanged payment from someone else, fiddled with the payment sleeve and left.  Somehow, that $20 in the payment sleeve disappeared.  We thought she must have accidentally put the $20 with her other tips, that's the only place it would have went because it wasn't on the floor.  We checked multiple times.  Only way it would have disappeared was when she was collecting money.  Again, I know how it is collecting a billion different forms of payment, so these things easily happened.  \n\nIn the end she told us she would just put in one of the orders as a \"walk out,\" which was nice of her.  But when we asked if she could add up all her checks for the day to see if she had the extra money, she wouldn't do it.  It obviously worked out for us because we didn't have to pay extra and perhaps for her too because she's potentially got $20 extra bucks now!\n\nPLUS, we had some prime furry watching action, so I can't complain too much!!


The Flamingo is a decent older casino! They are always upgrading some piece of it and seem to be getting it right for most part!  If the food was better this is an easy 4 stars because of the incredible location on the strip and the value....but I will be honest...the food SUCKS!!!  Stay here cheap and eat somewhere else is my recommendation. \n\nThe rooms: Many have been upgraded but the bathrooms seem to be off the remodel list!  It takes 15 minutes for hot water to come out, even after they fixed it!! And those shower heads, oh my , 1970's originals! My GO room though was nice inside .. I liked the look and the view from the 19th floor!  Wood  floors , very clean, Ipod hookup. Be warned though the walls are paper thin. I could hear the  old couple next to me farting as they arose at 6:15am. I actually thought they were even showering in my room!! If your gonna have a sexual adventure, just know that every room around you may be hearing the fun! Families with kids, or friends looking to party before bed, same problem. \n\nThe Flamingo pool is really great! With flamingos even included! Waterfalls, slides, palm trees, its very nice! Totally love it! \n\nThe shopping in casino is limited. The sportsbook is fine. This is either a warning or good news for some of those out there, but hookers seemed to be plentiful around the bars located throughout property, the solicitations can get annoying. Couple of guys were even followed to room elevators. It is Vegas.  \n\nThe casino itself seems to always be busy! I really enjoy the craps tables and the personnel in charge of them! They are always a blast!! They have a nice high roller area, lots of slots, and the drink ladies are always around! Table limits are very reasonable at the Flamingo. The Flamingo's air filteration system does not throw out nice smelling fragrance like Aria, you are gonna smell smoke! The doors are always open at the entrance to casino on the Bills Casino side, and enjoy the beautiful Black Jack  dealers that await you!\n\nThe food! AVOID!! The fast food area.....ughghhhghgh......The buffets....honestly the worst..The steakhouse, why call it that?  ...anyway I think you get the point! Praying that the new Carlos and Charlies thats opening soon is a huge success with good food!!! \n\nNOW an important hint when checking in. When checking into the Flamingo the lines at all hours of the day are quite large. I find them the worst in Vegas. Not sure why , but it has always been this way for years and years. New though!! And this is huge!! If you are a Total Rewards member, you can bypass the check in line and go to  the new kiosks located to the right of check in desk. Have your id, your cc, your rewards card ready. I checked in within 3 minutes! It even prints your room cards for you!!!  Its $14 if you want internet/per day at the Flamingo.\n\nEnjoy the Flamingos location , cheap rooms, and pool!!  Good luck!


Tried to overcharge me sooo bad. Same four tires from Discount up the road was $210 less out the door.. For reals.\n\nNot to mention these \"experts\" (salesman) we're extremely pushy to pass up a quality tire and insisted I buy the \"Westlakes\".. Then he lied about them being a new but impressive tire company. I'm not stupid. 3 seconds of searching shows its one of the worst brands that's banned in multiple countries. It's a terrible Chinese rubber manufacturing plant that's on Every single DO NOT BUY lists in the US, and almost every other tire shop in Vegas won't sell their tires.. \n\nYeah. Go across the street to Goodyear, or even better yet up to discount on flamingo!!!


Way too over priced. I mean its great food. With an average sized portion. But for how much I'm paying?... Not totally worth it!


Total ghetto. I personally was robbed or locked property stolen 3 times, my 9 year old threatened at knife point and almost shot with bb guns. Looks like its becoming a tweaker paradise there, I had to get out for safety of my family. Think I called 911 or police at least 10 times living there.


This is the sketchy part of Vegas your mom warned you about, but it's also pretty fabulous. Aside from the overhead canopy lightshow, there is a collection of beautiful, old neon signs from long-gone casinos scattered up and down Fremont Street (obviously, go at night for the full effect).\n\nFremont Street is also great for getting comfortable playing the tables if you're new to them. Many, many moons ago I cut my teeth at Binion's $2 blackjack table - my friend and I were too intimidated to play the crowded tables on the strip, so we took a cab out to Fremont Street, where we got VIP treatment at Binion's (and finally rolled back home to the strip at dawn - a great time was had by all)...


My wife ordered a steak salad and I had the sirloin, both ordered medium rare.  And of course, both were medium well.  We don't usually send food back, but we're going to do so from now on, and we did.  Our new meals were similar to the first ones, but the wife ate hers anyway.  Mine was cooked MORE than the first one, so I just ate the potatoes and veggies.  When the waitress came to take our plates, I said \"the cook REALLY doesn't know how to cook a steak, does he?\"  She didn't apologize, didn't take the charge off our bill, or anything.  All she did was shake her head and hand me the check.\nNever again...


My wife & I went this buffet restaurant for lunch recently. In our opinion, we sampled many dishes, including the Mongolian Barbecue & also the sushi.  All dishes are average.  The waitress was friendly.


I have never had a more complete meal!  This is the first place at which I've ever had an amuse bouche, and it was delicious.  All the flavors complemented each other in a 3 course, beautifully arranged meal.  \n\nThe waiters were friendly and helpful.  One even suggested how to deconstruct the appetizer so we could eat it effectively!  I had some wine and my girlfriend had an Old Style Martini.  It was mostly Bourbon, but delicious!\n\nThis place has a lot of class in a fabulous neighborhood.


I very rarely give a bad review but I HATE being ignored... I tip a lot \n\nBig mistake, huge.\n\nAh, well I'm off to find another place to spend my $$ :)


My friends and I went to Vegas this past weekend for one of my friends 22nd birthday.  We clubbed hopped and ended the night here. In order for us to get into XS we first had to go to Tryst to get a stamp because they weren't having a guest list at XS. We got here and waited in line. There were like 5 check points within the line and we had to get our IDs checked at every single one and get stamped, do they not trust one person to check IDs?\n\nMy friends definitely wanted to go to XS because Afrojack was playing. I wanted to go because my sister said it was a nice club. \n\nWe got into the club and it was SUPER packed. It was so hard to move. I was so irritated because the people that were there that night were so fucken immature. my friends and I were standing in a crowd and then people rush on over to the section we were at and start jumping, screaming, and pushing to get to the front. While they're doing that, you got the security in front of the crowd pushing EVERYONE back. I'm stuck in the middle being pushed forward then being pushed back -______-\n\nAll the other clubs we went too gave us free drinks, XS didn't.\n\nMy buzz was killed from all those people who were pushing especially this little asian girl. I'm asian and the asians that act and look like her make me not want to be asian, they make me embarrassed. \n\nWe didn't even get to go outside to check out the pool. I'm going to give this club another try when I am back in town. Hopefully it isn't as crowded and has classier people.


Gross. Gross, gross, gross. \nNot my choice to dine here. The food is super greasy, inauthentic, and unpleasant. Even the fruit cup had stupid fruit- you know, the kind that's not ripe and isn't varied. \n\nThere are so many amazing restaurants in Vegas, and not all of them are expensive. If you're using yelp, please, go find a better spot for breakfast.


Pulled pork sandwich = 2stars (meat cold, not enough sauce)\nWing Sunday .50 = 5 stars (no complaints)\nHot link = 3 stars (could tell good flavor but burnt and seemed like Sat leftover)\nBuffalo Fries = 5 stars (delicious) \nOverall = 4 (weird setup for refills and no access to BBQ sauces so 1st time have no idea what we'd like)


Went here for the first time on a Wednesday evening, and I must say, I never knew this place existed and now so happy that I do. \n\nAtmosphere: The restaurant is the perfect size. It's not overly large, but it's not tiny either, but could easily fill up with a few large parties or several couples. It's super dim, though, so if you do not enjoy eating in the dark, then you may want to find a table with many candles nearby. Otherwise, it's adorable inside, updated but modern and fresh. Also, since this restaurant is on 17th and off the East Carson path, you don't feel as though you're in the middle of the Southside dealing with every college kid that just discovered alcohol. \n\nService: The servers and owner (who I got to meet) were wonderful. They know the menu and also care. I think due to the size of the place, it's manageable for them to not be overwhelmed and spread thin.\n\nFood: Let me tell you ... I had the Butternut Squash Gnocchi with Boar Ragu and I'm still thinking about it. The gnocchi were absolutely fresh and probably the best I've ever had. They melted in my mouth and I did not want them to end. The boar ragu was also incredibly fresh and the pairing was something I would have never been able to produce in my own mind. I'm being dramatic, but I truly enjoyed it and I made that apparent by eating every last bite and then licking up the sauce on the plate with leftover bread. \n\nWe finished with the chocolate bread pudding and it was the best decision. It was a little more like a molten lava cake and a quick bread,  so it was not overly \"pudding\" esque. My opinion is that if a restaurant has bread pudding as a dessert, then you should get it cause it's probably amazing. Few places dare make bread pudding because either they know some people see it as outdated, but nowadays I feel it can be so unique. The only other place that rivaled this option was NOLA... they used to have a red velvet bread pudding that may be one of the greatest desserts I've ever had, but I digress.\n\nI'll definitely be adding Dish to my \"nice night out\" rotation!


So I'm not gonna lie, I was COMPLETELY disappointed with the Encore. My BF and I have stayed at the Wynn twice before and absolutely loved it. Since we had stayed in the past we both have our Red Cards and receive the promotions that come with it in the mail every so often. The last promotion we received was for the Encore and was for $109/night King Suites with $50 resort credit for staying two nights or more. With my BF and two friends birthdays coming up in the month of September the four of us decided to get two suites and celebrate. For months I bragged to our friends about how amazing the Wynn was and that I bet the Encore will be even better. We waited anxiously during the long month between our booking and the actual trip. We get there and are greeted by a beautiful lobby, over the top and so out there it's almost tacky, but it blends together as posh and classy. We are greeted immediately by someone who tells us to please stand in a specific line, though I can't remember what line that was (it was a special line). We waited for quite some time when another person came over and said she could help us right away at another computer. So we provide the lady our info, she pulls up the reservation, 2 suites with one couple in each suite, she offers us the upgrade to the 56th floor for an additional $20-$25 (which was odd because the last two trips to Wynn had upgrades on the house). So we take the upgrade, sign permission for the additional upgrade charge and go to our suites. The suites are beautiful. Love that the TV turns completely around so you can watch it in either the living space or the bed, comfy chase lounge, great detail throughout and, like the Wynn, a gorgeous bathroom. We had a room facing the strip south (beautiful) and our friends had a room facing the strip north and downtown. It started out wonderfully. So we put our orders in for in-room breakfast the next morning, down a couple drinks, and head for the buffet. We have been to the buffet numerous times, and it is our favorite on the strip. We made our friends fans as well. The trip goes to plan, loved the pool, loved the casino, in-room breakfast is always a treat. So here comes check out. We go down stairs and the line is insane. We're talking at least a 45 minute wait. So a gentleman comes by and asks if we would like to give him our room number and an email address and they will send our bill to us right away. I made it a point to ask him should there be discrepancies if we could call back for them to be resolved. He said of course, no problem. So 4 days later (which in Wynn language means \"right away\") we receive our bill. For $448 more than our original reservation. So I call billing immediately. They only work 8-3 Monday through Friday, which the receptionist called bankers hours. I want to work at that bank! So the next day I call billing and the girl proceeds to tell me that I signed for the additional $100 a night (which came to $400 all together, plus $48 for their 12% tax) in addition to the room up-sell and that in doing that I had agreed to paying $209 a night instead of $109. I nearly lost it. Her and I went round and round and finally she says, \"Oh I see the problem, it's because additional people were staying in the room\". There were two people in each room. I asked her \"Do you really believe I'm going to take a vacation by myself and leave my partner at home?! The average person vacations with their other half.\" She keeps repeating to me that this was the reason and that I had agreed to it at check in. I finally asked to speak to a supervisor who immediately knew what the problem was. See, when I made the reservation I asked for 2 rooms for 4 people. The computer supposedly took this as 2 rooms with 4 people in each. She admitted they were wrong and promised me it would be taken care of and I should see the new correct bill in a couple days. Now 10 days later, with no new bill and no activity on my credit card I call back the billing department. I speak to some guy who says he sees the notes in my portfolio to correct the bill, but that no action has been taken on it. I nearly lost it again. I began asking him questions and you could tell through his phone demeanor he was getting irritated that I wouldn't just let him get off the phone and get back to the laughing I could hear in the background. He finally says he'll have to look through the bills to see what he can do and he will get back to me this evening or tomorrow. No call tonight, have a feeling I won't get one tomorrow. I love the Wynn, I really do, but I'm sad to say this may have been my last trip there. They lost an incredibly loyal fan. I hope no one else has to go through the mismanagement of this resort like we did.


This will be short and sweet!\n\nThis Walmart is always very busy. Its clean and fully stocked. Cheap prices but every time I go its an experience....I mean it's Walmart so I got exactly what I expected.


Great food and wonderful atmosphere. Had the Debutant and split an order of cabbage rolls with my dining companion. Everything was delicious. The cabbage rolls were served with a nice, slightly spicy tomato sauce.  The filling was very tender and flavorful. Pirogies were also very good. The Debutant gives you a nice selection, so if you are not familiar with Polish food, it is a great place to start. \nIf I was spending a long weekend in Montreal and could only choose two or three restaurants for dinner, this would definitely be on the list.


Great addition to downtown Las Vegas.\n\nIt's a great alternative to townsquare or the linq. it's got a bit of a hipster flair. I love that the stores are local stores, not big chains. on the weekends they have live music. i hope this place really takes off. for the time being, it looks like there's not a whole lot of foot traffic to the park. i've heard a few tenants complaining about lack of advertisements and subsequent closing of the smaller stores. locals should definitely come and check this place out!!


I was having a problem with my shoulder and someone suggested going to Arrowhead. He performed an ultrasound and told me I had a torn rotator cuff and a torn bicep tendon. They sent me to an ultrasound meanwhile it has been 6 weeks and they have not taken any action not even to call me about my MRI. I had to go to another position get another MRI and he diagnosed me with something completely different my suggestion is find a different place to go I could not even schedule an appointment before two weeks the doctor is two weeks out that's not very good when your shoulder hurts


Would be higher rated if they accepted cards, how old school is that to pay an extra fee to drink?\n\nWell rounded sports bar with tables and darts and plenty of TV's\n\nDecent staff depending on what girl you get help from.\n\nhas people in it every night of the week and never seems dead, that's why the boys and I stop by after the night shift.\n\nworth the time, and the adventure. Good mix of crowd


This last time was my second time to eat at the Parlor, wanted my boyfriend and my brother to try it, I had gone there for lunch one other time and liked it, I think it was around opening week.  IDK what happened to but the service was BAD! the food was JUST OKAY, the people who worked there were \"really\" cool. the attitude smelled so bad, wait maybe it was the food? i will never return to the parlor again it is over glamourized pizza served with a bad attitde! you can get better at NYPD or PIzzano's if you are looking for pizza in that area!


I'm here at least every other week for a gel manicure and often for a pedicure too.  Sarah H and I often come together because a pedicure is more fun with a friend.  The salon is clean and well organized and beautifully designed.  The nail techs are always friendly and very accommodating.  I've been coming here almost exclusively for the last two years and I'm happy I discovered it,


We took the south rim Grand Canyon tour. The bus is smaller and more intimate than most other tour companies, the driver and guide was fantastic and knowledgeable.\n\nIt started with pick-up at our hotel, we were provided a light breakfast when we boarded which included a juice and pastry. We picked up one other passenger and were off. Because there was only 3 people on the tour she let us stop at the welcome to las vegas sign to take pictures. \n\nThe drive was long, but the scenery made it go by quickly. When we got to the canyon she parked the jeep and we grabbed our lunches at the first point. Lunches provided were a sub style sandwich, chips, cookies, soft drink, cheese and crackers and carrot sticks, it was huge none of us actually finished it then so we all had snacks on the drive back. They also provide bottled water all day. \n\nAfter lunch we got to enjoy a beautiful hike along the south rim to various other look out points, then back to the bus for a trek to Bright Angel lodge, where we got to explore the many shops and other lookout points. We hiked a bit into the canyon at bright angel. \n\nOverall the whole trip was great, the guide was great, and I would definitely use pink jeep for future tours.


If your server's name is Mario, run for the hills.\n\nI consider myself to be somewhat of a Jos\u00e9 Andr\u00e9s fangirl so I was naturally looking forward to dining at Jaleo.  Needless to say, my expectations were not met.  The food itself was decent.  Not quite as inventive as The Bazaar's offerings but with the lower price point, that's to be somewhat expected.  Service, however, was horrifically below a restaurant of Jaleo's caliber.\n\nWhen my party was seated, the waiter proceeded to give us the \"key dishes you should try\" shtick including the many varieties of paella that the establishment is famous for.  Okay sold.  We try to order the paella only to be told that we can't do so because we have a party of four and the menu states that you must have a party of six or more.  Uh, okay.  Then why did you just spend all that time raving about your paella?  We then ask if it would be at all possible to check if there were any other tables ordering any of the paellas that we could combine ordering forces with because we really wanted to try the paella.  Our waiter flat out rejects us without even bothering to check.  Now I understand that there's a certain protocol to be followed and I wasn't necessarily expecting an exception but would it have been so hard to double-check (pretending to check would have been more than sufficient)?  Oh and here's the delightfully irking kicker: OUR SERVER WAS WRONG.  While dining at \u00e9 by jos\u00e9 andr\u00e9s this past weekend, the infinitely more gracious and knowledgeable waitstaff notified me that every night, Jaleo makes a paella of the day for the entire restaurant to order individual portions from; the six or more limit only applies to parties who want to order a paella of their choice.  A waiter who's clueless about the menu at an upscale(ish) restaurant?  For shame.\n\nFollowing the paella debacle, I excused myself from the table so I could surreptitiously notify our waiter that one of the girls in my party was celebrating a birthday and that I'd like to surprise her with a dessert.  I couldn't find the waiter so I told the busboy who had been helping our table who in turn said he would pass along the message to our waiter.  While giving us our dessert menus, our waiter proceeds to ruin the surprise by saying, \"and are we celebrating a birthday today?\"  I wouldn't expect this kind of a misstep from a T.G.I. Fridays let alone Jaleo.\n\nHad service been passable, I would have rated Jaleo at a solid 3.5 stars.  Were it not been for my wonderful experience at \u00e9 by jos\u00e9 andr\u00e9s this past weekend, I would not have even considered returning.


Can't touch some of Dallas's restaurants, this was just celebrity chef hype. Now, as you can see by my # of reviews, I eat out - ALOT. And I've eaten at some fancy pants places but I have NEVER been charged PER DINNER ROLL. Ever. $1.25 per roll here! We have complimentary bread BASKETS in Dallas yal! And french bread, and muffins and cornbread and free chips n salsa....what gives Vegas? Charging us per ROLL? \n\nMoving on....the service was excellent, the wine was excellent - huge selection. The food - good, not great....I've had WAY better and nothing I had here would be worth coming back for next time I'm in Vegas. We had 2 entrees and the rest tapas. The potato-crusted trout was the fav of the night. The coq au vin was pretty good as well.\nThe veggie tart...was mushy, not a fav. The black angus sliders were good...but ya know, they're just sliders...nothing that inventive. Caesar salad was delish and everyone loved the side of wild mushroom ragout.\n\nWe tried to leave full and happy with 2 desserts....but again, just ok. Creme brulee...just as good as anywhere else. The bengiet (I know I'm spelling this wrong) balls were good but not as good as the real thing, or just a good ol' donut hole.\n\nI'm goin' back to Dallas. Dallas, Dallas....goin' back to Dallas. Where the food is so much better. Word.


I came to AZ for work, Gainey Suites is a very clean and practical option for people looking to enjoy their stay and not break the bank.\n\nFirst off, let's discuss the perks: this place has a happy hour for guests every day with small bites...i was definitely about that life. what's more, the location and setup of the space was very picturesque and relaxing with the mountains as your backdrop.\n\nThe rooms are very comfortable and come complete with a kitchen. if i ever wind up at this hotel in another capacity, I think that's a great plus! everything is clean and well maintained too.\n\ni was happy to hear there was a complimentary daily breakfast for patrons, but the breakfast itself was rather meh.. the fruit had a brown tinge to it, the scrambled eggs were extremely runny, the pastry selection was limited, ham was dry... These experiences didn't all happen on the same day, but overall I think they can use some work on what they serve as part of their breakfast..\n\nThey also charge for the gym. which is a very basic gym....really? i could more understand if it had more amenities to it but it really didn't - we're talking treadmill, elliptical, bike, weights - the end. is that worth $20? \n\nAs far as the hotel's surroundings - there is a strip makk within walking distance with restaurants and bars./...but other than that you would need a car to drive anywhere else. \n\nBut overall it was a nice hotel - the staff is friendly and helpful. if i were to come back to AZ, i would keep this place in the back of my mind as an option..but i would also look for other potential places that might be more central or have more on-site amenities.


I would definitely check this off the list and not go back. Food was not enjoyable. There were 7 of us and it was our last stop from our 24 hour Vegas buffet pass. None of us finished our food and hardly went back for seconds.


I really like the food a lot and eaten or carried out food for the past few years. The reason I only give two stars is because hey constantly screw up my carry out order. I had a stretch of like two months in which there was something incorrect  in every carry out both at must have been a record of sorts. Tonight, once had my order messed up I ordered two burritos with no cheese. Guess what? There was cheese, cheese and more cheese. How is it possible that a small restaurant can screw up so frequently. I have no idea.


Perfect barbeque. Super friendly. I can't believe this place is for real. I feel like I stumbled upon a secret.


Regions is not only a terrible restaurant, but also a terrible business. I worked for the Mill Avenue location for all of two months, when one morning I received a phone call from a coworker explaining that they had closed the restaurant overnight. And of course, if you have seen the AZ TV \"3 on your side\" segment (http://www.azfamily.co...) then you would know that we literally had to chase the owner down for our paychecks.\n\nThe food is also pretty mediocre. Very bland, and also inconsistent. If we were out of an ingredient we would just throw something else on it and expect people not to notice. When they did, our manager would give them something free and call it a day. They give out so many free things for mistakes, it's no wonder they couldn't give me a paycheck. The only good thing there is the signature drinks, which are outrageously priced. Oh, and the balsamic vinegar glaze? Yeah, it had a label on it that stated, \" not sold in california- MAY CONTAIN LEAD.\"\n\n.....cool.


Wow what a place I ordered my pizza, chicken, and salad about an hour and twenty minutes before it came but I wasn't too upset because he said it would be about an hour for whatever reason but when they showed up they told us the 20 minute late delay was because they burnt our pizza and decided to give us the next size up and made our whole order FREE. Enough said right there... If you guys ever read these just know the kid off Belmont Lake appreciates you and looks forward to future business!


Just left, service was less than acceptable.  The waitress kept telling us how crazy it is.  I am not sure if she is aware but I have no control over their staffing issues.  The food came out wrong and I let them know but with the delay in service I gave up and picked apart the food to make it acceptable.    They did not offer to compensate the mistake.  Drinks were not kept flowing but the excuses for poor service sure did.


Location is nice. But parking can be an issue since it is downtown. The prices arn't bad at all. $8.95 for a Large bowl of pho. $4.50 for a banh mi.\n\nThe banh mi is really good. They put a lot of Pork in my Banh mi. A lot more than Le's Sandwiches (well known for there banh mi). \n\nPho was just \"ok\". The broth was not tasty but the sriracha and hoisin sauce fixed it for me. I ordered a large bowl and had a hard time finding any beef. And the meatballs were cut into fourths! I have never been to a pho restaurant in my life where meatballs were cut into fourths. It is either half's or a whole meatball. If anything i got a big bowl of noodles.\n\nBanh mi, chill vibe, and good service won me over. I'm willing to give the pho a another try.


Delicious yogurt that was better than Yogurtland. Great flavors. It's been a long time since chocolate froyo has been done right. Loved the Honeydew. Pecan pie was great! Ill be back!


What an awful experience with this company.  Had a service call (through my home warranty) for my dishwasher.  One the first trip the technician decided the problem was a hose needed to be replaced.  So he left and returned (and left us with a mess that he made)  and when he returned a few days later it turned out the part he had to order wasn't even necessary.  He then \"fixed\" the problem only for me to find out later that day the problem was not corrected at all.  A manager called me the following day and was rude, unapologetic and could not get another more capable technician to our home to fix the issue within the time we requested.  Bottom line is the workmanship was poor and the customer service was even worse! STAY AWAY


I started going to this salon after seeing a groupon for it. My first experience there was alright. Not the best nail salon but also not the absolute worst. My last visit there is what made me want to never come back. I got a pedicure and gel manicure from the younger guy and I honestly thought he was just the salon \"helper\" because all the other times I had come in he was just sitting in a desk in a corner tending to his farm on Facebook. The pedicure was mediocre and lasted only about 10 min total which is entirely too short for a \"deluxe pedi.\" What really upset me was during my gel mani, I asked him to file my nails in an \"almond\" shape. He had no idea what meant. I tried to describe it to him and even pulled up a picture from Pinterest. He looked at me and said that's round. He then grabbed my phone and showed it to the person next to him as he proceeded to mock me and say that it's so annoying when people walk in with Pinterest pictures and expect them to replicate the designs. According to him those designs are all \"photoshopped\" and aren't actually possible to make. All of this because I asked for a shape! And that is the reason why I will not be returning to 4D Nails. If you insist on going, try your luck with one of the other nail techs but avoid that guy at all costs.


I gave them 20% tips of my order, but they even forgot my order. I will never go back to have any meal in this restaurant. BTW, my friend told me that although this is a Chinese restaurant, this restaurant \"only\" open for American people. Because if you are Chinese people, they will not treat you as well as American people. How pathetic this restaurant is !!!


15 minutes for two lattes!!  The staff finished 3 orders that were behind me before realizing I was waiting for something. You're very lucky that there's not a Starbucks in Verrado.....


The whole dog prints everywhere and dog treats at the front, made me pretty hesitant, I mean dogs and food together?? Weird.\n\nHowever, I didn't see a single dog there, mind you it was Friday night. We were able to get a table for four quickly with no problem. I really enjoyed the atmosphere it's very homey and cozy and not too fancy. \n\nThe food and drinks came quickly and our server was awesome. My friend and I each ordered some ohso brews. Mine, the white elephant was super hoppy so I didn't like it and it never said that it would be in the description. My friend got the groovy and it was watery tasting, yuck! \n\nTo eat, I had the brisket which was great! The crunchy onions and sauce just make it. My friend who also ordered the brisket, had her bun come out burnt. It's not that hard to toast a bun dudes... Our other friends had the chicken sandwich and they said it was awesome.\n\nI would come here again, despite the dogs but next time I'll stick to water!


The decor and views cannot be surpassed.  Couches are a bit uncomfortable - too deep and too many pillows, but we made do.   Ordered an appletini, of course.... even explained how I wanted it made and what I got was a \"sweet & sour\" tini.  UGH.  It was really late and I didn't have the energy to send it back.  So we enjoyed our time in the bar and then went to bed - which was right down the hall!  :)


The Korean tacos are not half bad, and the kid really likes the burgers.