Q: negative

A: Did anyone of you ever asked them "How much it cost"??? When you are about to pay... Do you ask what exactly are you paying for? I went there 3 times. I have nothing bad to say about their work in terms of the way my nails looks like. However, I just realized by looking on my receipts and bank statements that they were charging me different amount each time (even though I did the same exactly thing at least twice!) I realize that after being there last week and the paper that they were about to charge me from said $53. I asked them what this is for and they said that because they used sponge they charge me more. I explained that I did exactly the same thing and paid $40 for the Gel last time (you can find my receipt in the pictures) and they kept saying it's $45... So wait, if it's $45, how did you get to $53??? They said it's the flower I added to the nail....But the flower is only $3... So I just agreed to pay $48 and left. I felt so bad that I needed to check my previous receipt to make sure I wasn't wrong... And I wasn't! So I won't go there again because I rather find a place I can trust. If you do go there... Simply ask "How Much?" and keep the receipts. Again, I feel horrible writing a bad review especially when their actual manicure was good however,I want to make sure everyone will at least know to ask for the prices!

Q: negative

A: This was probably one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had. The food was okay, but the service was TERRIBLE! It took 35 minutes to have our order taken. We sat virtually ignored except our glasses of water until the waitress finally came over to see if we wanted to order. Once the order was put in, we waited an hour for food to show up. We asked after we'd been sitting for over an hour and the waitress said she would find out. When she came back she said it would be soon. We asked why it had taken so long, and she said, "It's only been 45 minutes since I put it in." We replied, "But we've been waiting for almost 1.5 hours." She repeated that the order hadn't been in that long instead of apologizing and explaining the hold up. The table next to us was then served (after waiting for ages) and she said, "They were here first...obviously." and then walked off. We hadn't even said a word about the other table when she made that rude comment. At that point we went to the manager to complain. He apologized and about 15 minutes later it was obvious our waitress had been spoken to. She said, "I'm sorry for the wait and we'd like to offer free dessert. should I bring you a chocolate fondue?" We said no and we would like to figure out our own dessert. She made another rude comment at that point. Something like, "you *don't* want the fondue. Fine." One person in our party couldn't partake because it had taken so long to get her one side order that she then had to leave to make another engagement. It also took another 15 minutes to get our check and we tried flagging down anyone. They avoided making eye contact so they did not have to come over. Like i said in the beginning, the food was pretty good but I've had lots of pretty good food without the 1) super long wait and 2) crazy rude waitress. I have to imagine that working at the Sugar Factory on the Strip in Las Vegas is a pretty lucrative gig for a waiter. If they treat other customers this way they won't make any money in tips and the restaurant will suffer. I would suggest going anywhere else but this place. Serendipity gets great reviews and it is right across the street. Go there (or anywhere else) instead. Save yourself the trip.

Q: negative

A: I have came here a few times to play craps. Some of the dealers are extremely rude.. I dont know how they make it through there shift with out getting knocked out. Buffet is okay.. oyster bar is great. Movie theater are decent

Q: negative

A:
The selection of bikes and accessories here is pretty good, but the service was terrible. These were the most unfriendly, annoyed, least helpful people I've ever experienced at a bike shop. They were annoyed that we got there 20 minutes before closing and practically shooed us out the door promptly at 5 'til. We rode our bikes there and bought a basket for my cruiser (and a couple other things) and asked them if they had a tool we could use to put it on real quick. They said "maybe if you got here 25 minutes earlier we could help you." I mean, I get it, you're closing, but you don't have to be so rude. It would probably have taken you five minutes to put it on since you probably do that exact thing about 5 times a day. Plus, we have been to a lot of bike shops and they are usually the most friendly people, willing to stay an extra few minutes to earn your business. We've spent thousands of dollars at other bike shops and we won't be going to this one again, even though it's just blocks from our house.