I ordered the homemade turkey sandwich and I got lettuce tomatoes cheese and pulled turkey thrown in shabbily between two slices of bread. The messiest and most unappealing looking sandwich I ever ate. Tasteless too. Don't even bother eating here. I'm sure Walmart, which is at a walking distance from this place, can make a better sandwich.

negative

Had to find a new nail salon since I moved did a lot of "research" on Yelp and found this one so I decided to try them because of all the good reviews they did an amazing job (I'm picky) they were very friendly and outgoing I will definitely be going back and they are going to b my nail salon! I would recommend them to everyone! !!!

positive

I dined at Strip House with a small group of friends on Saturday, December 18, 2010 hoping for a delicious steak dinner. No one in our group was impressed by our experience. I ordered the Porterhouse for two to share. It was cooked beautifully but lacked flavor and was therefore overpriced. My friend and I eat fine dining, particularly upscale steakhouses, quite often so we have some idea what steak should taste like. The lobster bisque was good but nothing to write home about. Our mashed potatoes and mac n cheese were unfairly small portions for our table and the mac n cheese was overwhelming with the truffle flavor. We were all disturbed by the harsh flavor. The mashed potatoes were bland. Sarah's salmon was cooked appropriately but the pesto fluff drowned out any real flavor. Even the bread was subpar. I would expect better from a restaurant in this price range. It was by far the most disappointed steakhouse experience the four of us had ever experience both individually and cumulatively and then to pay $400 was the ultimate slap in the face. I have no idea how this restaurant was rated so highly by other diners or culinary spectators because I think it was the biggest bogus culinery hipe of my life! Overpriced and not impressive! I would not recommend this restaurant to ANYONE! It actually put a damper on all of our moods the remainder of the night after having spent so much money and no dining satisfaction. The thought of that place now puts a bad taste in our mouths and turns our stomachs. And that is not even an exaggeration.

negative

Who the heck told me that Paris has the BEST breakfast buffet??? I need to punch you. Okay, man who made fresh omelettes to my liking, I liked you. BUT THAT'S ALL! I could eat the exact same yummy omelette every morning in a dorm cafeteria, I wouldn't exactly call the omelette at Le Village extra special. And the rest!? Scrambled eggs 10 ways. Whacksauce!!!!!!! Crepe station....meh. And don't be fooled into thinking the pastries are just like France either....they are SO not. That'll be $22.99 for the omelette that I liked. Oh dear! I would so rather eat a breakfast sandwich at Earl's. At least I came at 7:30 and didn't have to wait in the hour line that was formed by the time I finished. So I didn't exactly pay $22.99, I did the 24 hour buffet pass...And well, I decided to come back here for lunch to see if it could redeem itself. Verdict? The prime rib was good, but the only excellent item was the creme brulee. Overall, the wait here is way too long and the food is not good enough to make up for it. Not the complete picture but let's just say breakfast and lunch didn't impress me enough to ever try dinner. COLLECT $79.97 (breakfast: 22.99, lunch 23.99, and dinner 32.99) and PASS GO. As in, go somewhere else.
negative