Q: negative

A: My daughter went for her first time last night to Diva after purchasing through Groupon. She was told she had to wait until for the previous client to finish. When that client came out she reported the machine was not working properly. My daughter was told she would have to come back the following day, which she did in the afternoon. She got there and was told the computers were not working so had to go to a different location down the street. Upon finishing her tan she came out totally blotchy and speckled. The attendant claimed to have never seen that happen and contacted her manager. My daughter was told to go home and shower to try and wash it off. Sounds to me after reading the previous reviews this is not an isolated incident. Hoping they can make it right on some level. :(

Q: positive

A: About 5-7 minutes from the Strip. It's a good way to spend 1-2 hours for the kids. The Museum is more about the history about the test sites and the neighboring areas than about the science behind the atomic era. The exhibition area is not large at all but we all learned a great deal. This is the type of museum that you will visit once and probably will not go back again (because the material is limited).

Q: positive

A: Simple, clean, great work on my pedicure. I found this place on yelp (of course), and I sat in the chair looking around trying to figure out why it was different. First, I noticed that all the customers seemed to know all the workers and vice versa. Maybe it was just a nice neighborhood I thought. I eventually got to talking with the person doing my pedi, Kim. I told her I found the place on Yelp. And I read her the reviews - so I asked who Hannah was - "over there" she said. "She's my sister." "In fact, we're all sisters." Ohhhh this is different. And then she told me they'd been open 15 years. That's way different. These are trained people. BTW, I wrote this review months ago, but Yelp just told me I never finished it. So here it is Yelpers. I like it!

Q: positive

A:
Great coffee, great presentation. Baristas were well-trained. Espresso was well prepared. Sad to report however the snarky hipster customer service is alive and well at Cartel. I was hoping this company outgrew their adolescent, angsty need to be the prettiest girl at the coffee prom. Note to upper management, if you guys are going to grow this brand with the hope of selling it down the road, you need to fix these customer service issues. Or don't. Stumptown or Intelligentsia could displace you in a matter of months. I'm going to try it again on my next trip and hope things will change.