Q: negative

A: Very basic breakfast, service at this place is horrible,,,do not sit outside, been there twice and same horrible service both times, coffee empty, bussers walking by not helping out. I had to go to the host to get some attention to the table. You can certainly do better than this place for breakfast.

Q: negative

A: I always feel extremely guilty for giving one stars out, but this one (unfortunately) really *does* deserve one star. I've never experienced worst service in my life in a restaurant industry, as well as being deceived by the menu entirely. Our waiter didn't care to introduce his name to us, so the whole time I had to call out to him, it was more like, "Hey, you there!" We ordered our drinks first, which mind you weren't that bad (their Sangria Blanca was actually pretty tasteful), but it took us between 15-20 minutes just so we can get our drinks. Our waiter was obsessed with constantly refilling our waters and giving us more napkins than possible. On top of that, he didn't card us. Any of us. We immediately noticed that, and one of our friends shy of her 21st was able to get a drink without getting carded. A little brave of me to say, but that alone was my indicator that the waiters here apparently weren't trained efficiently enough by the management, thus a lot of the poor service *is* because of management themselves. Lolita's would have been given two stars, but for that, it deserves one. One of my friends wanted to order from the kid's menu because she wasn't that hungry and wanted something small, and the server denied it. He then later came back and said it was okay to, figuring he discussed it with his manager and figured he would get a better tip if he was a little more catering. For a "Mexican" cantina, the food wasn't anything special. We requested seats outside, to which we were under a speaker and they turned the music up to an uncomfortably loud level. Try not to sit near the speakers, our conversation was impossible to have. I really do hope Lolita's goes under some sort of renovation with its management, because if waiters aren't carding people, that's obviously a huge problem that needs to be fixed. I think the place would have a lot more potential if it designed itself around a Mexican cantina theme and made their food a little more authentic.

Q: negative

A: Huge disappointment. It saves us a trip to the strip-we will stick with Flemings. Filet was dry and the Ribeye was flavorless. Mac and Cheese was ok. Service was not up to par. The best part of the night was my Dark and Stormy.

Q: positive

A:
The Village is not just a gym...it's a lifestyle. Like most have already said on here, the prices are more than other gyms in the area; but The Village is also so much more than other gyms in the area. I paid $500 to sign up and then pay around $140/month for my membership. Yes, this is a lot of money, but for me it is definitely worth it! I had signed up to the other gyms in the area at different times for $25-30/month, but I think I only went 2 times in the two years I was paying the memberships, so it was cheaper but not worth the price. I go to The Village sometimes 6 days per week and will even go when I'm not working out just to sit and do stuff on my laptop (they offer free Wi-Fi) or to get lunch or dinner at one of the two little cafes. The Village is what you make it; what you want it to be. You can go and just do weights and cardio in the extensive weight room and cardio room. They have tons of free weights and machines and then even more cardio equipment. Even during the busiest times at the gym I've never seen machines filled like I have seen at other places. There is a 1/18 mile track upstairs with another workout room that has a variety of equipment including a TRX and Kinesis. If you want to go above and beyond just working out by yourself there are many different classes which range from Zumba to Yoga to Spin to Athletic Conditioning and more. The Cycling room has, I think, 45 bikes which are completely adaptable to you and very comfortable for spin classes. The Yoga room is beautiful, calming, relaxing and not out in the open like many other gyms. There is a Pilates room which is fully equipped with reformers and tons of other Pilates stuff. There is also a basketball court, squash court, raquetball courts, 15 tennis courts and 2 pools, both heated one for play and one for laps. They have a full spa and salon, a wine bar that serves food, cafe that serves food and smoothies. The locker rooms are fully equipped...you don't have to bring anything except the clothes you plan on wearing home! I don't have kids, but they also have locker rooms for families and rooms for kids while parents are working out. Like I said, The Village is what you make it. This is true with the different activities that they offer. There are hikes, running groups, weight loss competitions and non-exercise related activities, like Casino Night. I love The Village and I am not a "gym-rat" type person at all. The people are friendly, healthy and you can definitely see that they enjoy being at The Village when they are there, compared to other places where it is a chore to get into the gym.