Q: positive

A: I took a tour of this Kiwanis Park Rec Center facility yesterday and was blown away by how nice it is! As many of the other reviews state, this place is home to a 9,500 square foot gymnasium with "Robbins Flooring," 15 lighted tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, a fitness room with cardio and strength training equipment, a lap pool / wave pool, conference rooms, locker rooms, and more. They offer all kinds of activities year-round including sports camps, yoga, pilates, dodgeball, CPR and First Aid classes, and so much more. The best part? It's extremely affordable at just a few dollars per visit. The park across the street is huge and gorgeous... if I lived closer, I'd be there all the time with Minnie! I am actually hoping to plan some kind of family friendly Yelp event at Kiwanis Park Recreation Center in the near future - stay tuned for details!

Q: positive

A: Tao is always one of my favorite restaurants in Las Vegas. Not just for the great food but for the ambiance as well. The wasabi crusted filet mignon is so good. The filet itself is great but the added flavor of the wasabi crust make it both different and delicious as the same time. The miso glazed Chilean sea bass though may be the star of the menu here. One of the tastiest pieces of fish I've ever had and anyone who I've ever been with here loves it. The spicy tuna on crispy race is great but not as good as the one at Koi (although the portion size is bigger here). If you want to enjoy a great environment while you eat, hit up Tao restaurant.

Q: negative

A: This place wants to be Postino, but has worse wine and the food is subpar. We went on a Saturday and out was so loud we could not have a conversation because our was too loud. We will not be going back, try postino if you want a good wine bar.

Q: negative

A:
I like this CVS because it's close to home and open 24 hours. The store itself is alright. I like that they sell booze, most of which is less expensive than Total Wine across the parking lot. The cashiers can be slow but they are usually nice. The problem with this CVS is the pharmacy. They are a little clueless and some techs are just rude. About a month ago I filled a script there and they said it would take an hour. I needed this script ASAP so I killed time in the area. An hour later it wasn't ready. I'd say I waited a little over two hours for this medicine and then when it was finally ready the pharmacist wanted to 'go over it with me' even though I had taken it before. Yeah right. He told me I need to get off this med ASAP because it is probably one of the worst ones out there. Excuse me? Are you my doctor? No. MInd your own business. Your only job here is to fill my script and tell me how to properly take it, not tell me your opinion. My doctor gave me this for a reason! I was extremely upset at this point and just left. I called a few days later and spoke to the store manager who I believe is named Jason. He took down my name and number and said the district manager was going to call me. This was a couple weeks ago and I've heard nothing. I really hope this pharmacist is not saying these type of things to other customers. This was so incredibly unprofessional and off putting. (I don't remember his name but he has a hook for a hand). If anybody has had a similar experience with this man please call the store manager and let them know! This is not okay!!