Q: negative

A: Two days ago my husband and I went to Toast for my birthday. We've gone to this restaurant many times with mixed results, however, the last two years have been so uneven we don't know what to expect. We had the restaurant week menu. The appetizers were very good. I had the shrimp and grits and my husband had the sausage. He had a very good soup and I ordered the salad which was suppose to be arugula but was maybe kale. At any rate it was terrible. Kudos to our waitress who brought me a spinach salad even thought I told her it wasn't necessary. The blackened prime rib entree turned out to be tough pieces of sirloin. So while we've had some good meals at Toast we probably won't be back.

Q: negative

A: I've eaten here twice now, and neither time was particularly enjoyable. The food itself is fine; exactly what you'd expect from a Perkins. I tried one of their newer omelets, and it was surprisingly tasty. I had that problem where I was too full to eat more but wanted to keep eating... The service, however, leaves much to be desired. The first time I went was on a Sunday around noon, so it was pretty busy. My boyfriend and I stood in front of the podium waiting for someone to come to put our names on the list. When someone finally came, he first took the name of someone who had come in after us, like we weren't even there. It took a while to be seated, but that's understandable since it was about time for Sunday brunch. The second time was again on a Sunday around noon, but it wasn't near as busy. Our waitress took our orders promptly, but afterwards, the quality of service plummeted. My water glass was empty for at least 15 minutes before getting a refill, twice. The waitress had walked past our table many times, but didn't even look at us to see how we were doing. Our food took forever to come, and I understand there were five of us so that can take a while, but this was ridiculous. And the waitress didn't say a thing the whole time. When the food did come, it was warm, so at least the meal itself was good. I asked for a box, but it never came. I ended up asking for one at the counter myself to avoid waiting probably another half hour. Overall, our waitress stopped at our table maybe five times total, and never apologized for the long wait or even noticed that we were pretty upset with our service. In addition, several of the other employees were arguing loudly in earshot of customers, which I think is pretty unprofessional. I can't say I'd recommend going here, and if you do, expect to wait.

Q: negative

A: Go to other Radio Shack! This Radio Shack its ok but other ones are better.

Q: positive

A:
SUPERB!!!!! This food was so full of flavor and the owner and his son were wonderful hosts! We were in vegas for my birthday and I was craving Indian food so I looked on yelp and found Mount Everest. When we first arrived we were greeted with a smile and seated right away. Just by reading the menu we knew we were in for an amazing food experience. We ordered somosa, chicken tikka masala, and tandori chicken. The food was absolutely outstanding! the spices and flavors were a little spicy but too good to not eat!! Since we left Vegas I have been craving the same experience but have not been able to find something remotely close. Literally, THE BEST INDIAN FOOD I've ever had