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I love TJs! They have so many great products at fair prices (not Wal-Mart cheap, but fair and much better quality foods). Nearly everything in the store is organic or, at least, a better choice than the usual junk you find at Safeway or Fry's. Although I suppose it's possible, you'd have to look long and hard to find high fructose corn syrup or transfats here. What you will find is a ton of great dry goods (TJs is my trail-mix supplier), a reliable house brand, a limited variety of affordable organic produce, great frozen goods with real ingredients rather than chemicals, tons of great snacks, protein powder, vitamins and supplements, great teas (I love their Earl Grey!), and their famous affordable wines. \n\nYou'll spend more here than you would at Wal-Mart but way less than you would at Whole Foods and you'll feel a lot better. | 1 |
I must say, Chris Hornak really knows how to upgrade a Vegas experience to the fullest. I've been to Vegas more times than I can count and never have I had such a seemless entry into the nightclubs. It seemed too good to be true but once the end of my 6 night stay approached I was a believer. \n\nBasically, fill out the request form on the website. There are plenty of HOTT clubs to pick from for any night of the week. Chris Hornak will e-mail and text a confirmation. He will text you on the evening of the club night with details on arrival time and location. Chris and other promoter friends are great at corresponding via text and making you feel VIP.\n\nLastly, there are some perks as well...free drinks and open bars, depending on what clubs.\n\nClubs I went to: Moon, Ghostbar, Lavo, Cathouse, Bank, Tryst. GOOD TIMES!!!! | 1 |
Left POMO tonight very disappointed . Showed up at 6:30 pm without a reservation, and was quoted 45 minutes for a seat inside for a party of 7, and we specifically asked for a seat inside. After taking a seat at at the bar for 1:10 minutes, and watching 5 tables be given away, we asked if our table was ready. They said it was and walked us outside. We stated we specifically asked for a table inside due to the heat, and were told that all tables inside were reserved for the night and only outside tables would be an option. This was obviously very disappointing, and we left hungry. I can't comment on the food, but the customer service, and manager need help. I will skip this place in the future. There are far too many outstanding restaurants in Scottsdale to settle for a subpar experience such as this. | 0 |
Love this place ! Went in looking for cookies because it's Christmas Eve and no one is open . The guy was really nice and very informational . Everything is fresh and when you go in they have marked down items because it was made earlier in the day . They also have this orange juice machine that squeezes fresh oranges right into your cup . And the place has wife and outlets so you can charge your phone or even use a computer :) recommend this place to everyone ! | 1 |
Its good for young people but its not good for the family.\nWaiting thirty five minutes outside and still not getting seat. It's very unorganized when they called the guests. They called whatever they like. People stands and comes inside also they don't have highchairs for your little one..Resto it's very small. It's like Motel 6 Hotel with tiny rooms and dirty.\nPro: only tonkatsu delicious\nCons: Waiting an hour to be from you write down your name until to have a food.\n Serve very very slow...They make it very slow so looks like a lot of people a line but actually it's not like that if they serve fast. Their strategy made it this way.\nWon't comeback again. VERY DISAPPOINTING SERVICE!!!.. | 0 |
Yuk! I've been there twice now in two years and the outcome is the same: yuk!\n\nSoup was like it was out of can - actually I had better soup from a can...\n\nI had a seafood au gratin, served with a grilled pineapple on the side. Vile! The b\u00e9chamel sauce was thick with an strange after taste. My wife had a veal parmesan - there was 1/2 inch of cheese on a thin dried up piece of meat with grilled a pineapple slice on the side... Sadly, I think the pineapple was the best part!\n\nThe service was so slow even if the place was almost empty (on a Friday lunch no less...). When I got impatient I was told that they did not know I was in a rush. I was not in a rush, I had just been sitting there for two hours!!\n\nNever again | 0 |
I came here tonight deliberately to watch the UFC. Thanks to my Yelp mobile app, I quickly found this place near my hotel. Philly's is really great. The service was incredible, tons of flat screen TVs to watch the fights. They also had baseball and football on, which I did not care for. 90 percent of the patrons were in there for the UFC. The other 10 percent were just plain boring and pissy because the sound in the whole bar was STRICTLY for UFC! Hahaha I watched the whole game, drank a few beers, ate an INCREDIBLE Philly Cheesesteak. I was a little skeptical to try it because my boyfriend made me try the real thing in Philly. These were FANTASTICAL... wow, so flavorful with jalape\u00f1os and peppers and onions with cheezwiz. I think it had a lot more meat that the ones I had in Philly too! It was so big I couldn't finish more than half. I took the other half home. \n\nIf you are ever in Scottsdale/Tempe area, this is THE place to watch the game.\n\n+1 for 2.50 draft beers!!!!!!!!!!! | 1 |
So I will NEVER write a bad review unless I have been to a place at least 2 times with BAD service. This is the 3rd time I have been at Echo.. All I can say is UGH! This place has miserable people working there. Could you please put on a smile on your face and at least fake it? I mean come on, I am paying $3 and change for a coffee, at least smile and say thank you or something, ANYTHING. I have seen similar reviews, where people say they are rude and I hear their pain. I guess maybe if I was sitting there ALL DAY drinking a glass of water they would have been nice to me, like some of the others, but since I bought a coffee and a bottle of water they are rude? Not sure why, but when I walked out I said Thank you and the people behind the counter said nothing, not a word.\n I am so sick of trying to support local business owners that hire cheap horrible labor, and this is how I am treated. I am gonna stick to Starbucks, I go in there everyday and they always have a smile on their face, faking it or not... I kinda stumbled around putting the cream in my iced to go coffee, (since they put it in a small silver creamer container, instead of in the coffee) so I could see if maybe it was me, but they were the same way to the woman behind me who ordered in. She looked at me and I looked at her, just kinda confused like what is going on? I bet she will not be back either, unless she gets better service from them while she dines in. Echo.... I will go down the road and support my local Starbucks chain. Sorry.... I tried to give you a shot, but this local business will not support yours anymore.... | 0 |
Do not trust your future home with this company. After an over sight of black mold in my secondary bath all along the bath I should have known from there that there would be more....AND there was. I paid extra for them to inspect my pool and in the end they did a lousy job. The noted the and pictured the cartridge filter was leaking but failed to even look at the motor that was inundated with calcium deposit coming out of it from plain sight. After having 2 pool companies look at it they stated this was such A HUGE over sight on their part. Once I contacted them and tried to handled in a professional manner the only person that could respond was their inside person. After talking to their inside person and emailing her pictures of the motor she noted that there was a LOT of calcium. Not only is this an huge issue but the motor is an old motor you cant replace because they no longer sell the single speed to be installed. It took the Isaac the 3 days to respond after I emailed 2 to follow up. VERY poor business tack. In their contract it states; Client further agrees that they company's liability for errors, omissions, and consequential damages is limited to the refund of all the fees paid and agrees to immediately accept a refund of the fees as full settlement.\"" The refund of this inspection will not even cover a new motor like I need. Bottom line this company not only could't even admit fault or error they pointed fingers at the warranty company along with standing by well it was working while I was there. You pay an inspector to have your best interest and this company DOESN\""T. STAY AWAY!!!! | 0 |
We wanted to hang out at Tempe Marketplace and wanted BBQ and the band playing on Saturday night was a bonus. After reading the reviews, decided to try carefully try Lucilles. \nThe reviews for appetizers were very positive so didn't order one. I ordered the Memphis style pulled pork sandwich 10.99, hubby got the regular pulled pork sandwich also 1099. So far service was prompt and friendly after the food it got much worse. We casually ate our meal saw her serving other tables. We didn't need anything so that was fine but then we finished and the waiting began.\nI had half a sandwich left and hubby's drink sat empty for about twenty mins . She finally arrived with the check offered desert, a box for my sandwich and refills for my husband. I was thinking of getting another adult beverage but took too long for service. However, our waitress may have explained why the bad service. She said they work as a team, we could ask anyone in their black shirts for help. I was a waitress many years ago and remember some places pool the tips. So a server could be amazing but would have to share with the lazy servers. System doesn't work. I should note no other server stopped by or even made eye contact.\nHowever, our sandwiches were amazing, the pork was tender and had lots of flavor. The buns were not soggy, the sauces were fantastic. My husband liked his plain fries and my potato salad tasted fresh and well flavored. The prices for the sandwiches aren't bad. The everything else is crazy. They push the lemonade but way too expensive, rather have a beer for the same cost. \nThey really need to fix the service and read the Yelp reviews. The place could be so much better and they should lower their prices or put a few more reasonable dishes on the menu. The sandwich and burger section that is reasonably priced. We will likely go back, but will not try anything new here. Lots of items sound good but not going to pay those prices to be disappointed. | 1 |
Simply a terrible night at L'Atalier. Our party of 5 was seated at 8:45pm. The members of our party ordered differently with two of us doing the large tasting menu, one doing the smaller tasting menu and the other two ordering ala carte. This was a bit of a surprise as normally the whole table has to do the larger tasting menu.\n\nFrom the start of our meal, the timing of service was a combination of long waits, no explanation of the course and sub par food. When the front door of the restaurant closed at 9:30 it almost felt as though we were being told to hurry up, eat and leave. Our friends who ordered ala carte waited 45 minutes between first and second courses.\n\n The food on our first visit 6 months ago was just over the moon. This time beginning with a truffle pasta for the table to share we were underwhelmed. The pasta was heavy and creamy with only a hint of truffles. Not even in the same zipcode as the first visit. \n\nWe were so aggravated by the slow service I cannot even remember a memorable dish! At $1700 for five people we felt completely taken. With so many great restaurants in Vegas , L'atalier will be scratched from our list forever. | 0 |
I noticed some of the reviews for this place is for other locations. Also, some reviews were not from actual members. I would rate this Ahwatukee location zero starts if possible. \n\nMy friend and I bought groupon's deal for our kids. We both agree this place is overpriced and lame. The place smelled pee at several different visits. The little kids class was somewhat better than my experience with the older kids class. There wasn't much room to make it bad when the parents were assisting their own children.\n\nThe instructor is not as patient with the children. The helper lady is not at all polite or helpful. Prior to signing up my children I asked them at two different times if they would allow my boy with special needs participate. They would not allow my sons' therapist or myself to help him but they had a helper that would help. They told me they had lots of experience with special needs. Needless to say, that they lack experience if the treatment they gave us is a reflection of their knowledge. The \""helper\"" pretty much called my son \""dumb\"" when she actually was trying to explain her extended understanding on Autism. \n\nI would NOT recommend this location and these instructors to anyone. Specially if you have a special needs child. \n\nMy first impressions and experience was over 5 weeks. We attended 4 weeks with our youngster and then only 1 week with the older kids. I really don't feel that they deserve 5 starts from anyone. They may have been under different management before to receive better rating. If you are managing a business for kids, stating that you have experience and can accommodate special needs, you should at the very least be patient. | 0 |
Apparently Penn and Teller has had their show for quite some time but I have never heard of them until this trip.\n\nI didn't like that there was a lot of talking. I almost fell asleep a couple of times. Teller is adorable and really good.\n\nThe theater where it was held was average. The entrance way had nice lighting and there was a place to get drinks, I'm not sure about food.\n\nShow was at least 2 hours? If they do more different things during other shows I wouldn't mind seeing them again.\n\nThey do autographs and photos after the show, but there are a lot of people. | 1 |
I live across the street and can't eat here any more. I went in once for lunch to go and the one of the curries melted through it's container and one to my car seat. The other ones were lacking in salt and spice- very much boxed versions....no love in the food. I too experienced the crunchy rice. What turned me off completely was that my bf and i went in once to pick up some sweets and there was a nice american lady ahead of us in line that had ordered the same thing that we were going to, and the owner quoted us a different price that what he quoted her!!! Epic fail. | 0 |
Really stupid. \nGuys were dressed pretty much the whole time.\nDrinks were $15 each.\n\nALL THEY SHOW ARE BUTTS! Who cares. I mean, the butts were nice but not worth the money (and we had 1/2 off tickets!)\n\nSorry but it is nothing like I expected and just really stupid. At least put on a speedo or something! | 0 |
The reason I'm giving them a 1 is because I can't give them a zero. The food is good but the service is the absolute worst of any business I've ever gone to. They habitually mess up your order and then when you go back to get it made right, they tell you that this is the last time they do this. Well do it right the first time. I asked for a refund then. The lady told me non she's like \""We replaced your order..\"" By that time, I was sick to my stomach. I've been going there for the four years I've been out here and they've f#%ked me with several times. I've kept going back thinking they would change but they never do. The manager didn't even have the balls to come out and speak to me face to face. Forget calling their \""corporate\"" office as they don't care either. It's a shame because they make a decent taco salad. | 0 |
Good food, I loved my one time there. Nice staff as well. I agree with the other comments on Fenwicks. I think I could eat there every night for a week. | 1 |
Ridiculously expensive and I feel like I was ripped off. I was charged close to $100 to diagnose my vehicle. Additionally, I was given an estimate of $700 to fix the vehicle with statements implying it could be much, much higher depending on the extent of the repairs. I really wish I had known they were going to charge me so much just to hook a computer up to it and diagnose it. I would have found another repair shop, and could easily have found one that would do a free, if not much lower cost diagnosis. \n\nTook my vehicle to Josh at Family Auto, on Arizona in Chandler, who fixed it for under half the cost of Greulich\""s estimate. He was also appalled that they charged so much just to diagnose the vehicle. | 0 |
My husband and I did not enjoy our experience at Zinburger. We wanted to sit outside. They told us it would be a 15 minute wait to sit outside which I thought was odd because nearly half of the outside tables were open, and stayed open the entire time we were there. We decided to sit inside. The space is very cramped. I felt like we were sitting on top of the people next to us. The music was also insanely loud. My husband and I practically had to scream at each other to hear each other. Our waiter was nice enough but he seemed distracted. The table next to us tried to grab his attention while he was taking our order, he stopped and turned to them and talked to them for at least 2 minutes before turning back to us. I thought it was incredibly rude! He should have told them he'd be with them in a minute instead of cutting us off. He also never checked on us while we were eating to make sure everything was ok.\n\nOn to the food! It was extremely underwhelming. My husband got the burger special for the evening; it was a south west kind of burger with chipotle mayo and peppers. There was no spice to it at all, and it was medium rare instead of medium well which is how my husband ordered it. He also said it was really greasy. I got the Zinburger with a grilled chicken breast instead of meat. It was average, something I'd expect to get in a diner. I was excited to try it since Manchego cheese is my favorite but I could barely taste it, the onions overpowered it. We also got a side of sweet potato fries which were limp and soggy, and coleslaw which was average. \n\nI can't say no to banana cream pie, it's my favorite so I got that and my husband got a 50/50 (orange soda and vanilla ice cream.) The pie was good, but the entire time we were eating dessert there was this awful burnt garlic smell assaulting my nose. That kind of ruined it. My husband didn't enjoy his 50/50. All of that plus a soda and a drink with alcohol came out to $53. We won't be back! | 0 |
If you need to eat gluten free, stay away from Tryst. My daughter, who has celiac disease, was given a gluten free salad with crispy onions which are full of gluten. We even had a discussion with the waitress that both meals had to be gluten free because my daughter had to eat gluten free and she would be sampling my meal. We didn't know about the error until my daughter became violently ill at work and had to go to the hospital. When I called the manager in the morning, I told him the receipt did not show GF by the salad, he asked if there were crispy onions on it and I said yes. He said that was the gluten. He did not even offer to pay for lunch because they do not guarantee their food is gluten free even though they advertise that they have gluten free. I have a huge deductible and now will be stuck paying a large hospital bill because of their error, in addition to my poor daughter, who is saving for college, missing 13 hours of pay from work.. When I found the owner, she said they would pay for lunch, but since I can't prove it was their food, they would do nothing else. What kind of customer service is this. So basically, they do not back up their food. | 0 |
If there was a way to give a place NEGATIVE stars, I would. I was told by a friend when I moved out here that these salons had the dumbest staff members around but other than that were good salons. She could not have been more correct. I have never met a group of more incompetent, unprofessional people in my life. I pay for the VIP All Inclusive membership so that I can tan whenever I want in whatever bed or use any service that I want. This membership is $100. (Not cheap). I had an issue with freezing my account that has taken me nearly TWO MONTHS to get cleared up, haven't been able to tan although I was continuing to PAY my monthly membership, and then had a bunch of MYSTERY fee's ($75 worth) that NO ONE seemed to know anything about on my account. Each and every time I went in I spoke with a new employee who was just as baffled as the one before, never receiving any help. The girls that work there are virtually useless (by no fault of their own) because they aren't allowed to view and/or correct any errors or make any changes to accounts without a manager's help. They suggested that I call \""corporate\"" although I was told by more than one of the employees that \""they probably won't answer or call back because they won't even call their employees back to help them with issues\"". That was extremely accurate. I called FOUR times and left messages because the phone just rings off the hook and no one answers and no one EVER called me back. Finally one girl got a hold of her \""manager\"" on her cell phone and I spoke to her and have NEVER had a more DISRESPECTFUL BITCH on the other line in my life. Her name was RAINA and she was BEYOND unprofessional. Not only did she CUT ME OFF with EVERY sentence I tried to get out, but she then proceeded to HANG UP on me. Since then she was apparently DEMOTED (nothing to do with me so she probably did the same to more than one person) but in my opinion she should be FIRED and NEVER hired anywhere else ever again as she clearly has neither proper customer service skills nor common sense. I contacted BBB and specifically reported HER along with my complaint. She deserves a slap in the face. \n\nGood beds, but you will have to figure out how to use them completely on your own because the girls will sit at the front desk on their cell phones and no one will show you what to do. You're better off in the sun.\n\nWouldn't recommend this place to ANYONE | 0 |
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to receive tickets about a month ago to see the popular performance of Evita at ASU Gammage, and what an amazing performance it was. Keep in mind that theater and musicals have never my thing but I knew my daughter would enjoy the chance to go. We had a great view my only complaint is the break was a bit short and the restrooms too few. Although we still made time to indulge in drinks and a delish cake like brownie too. In this most intimate setting, and I was awe struck by the talented performers and how they could turn a small stage even having moving balconies into such a beautiful masterpiece! I got lost in the performance and now I am definitely a fan, as were so many around me as the show was given a standing ovation! Although I must confess the very best part was hearing my daughter say she absolutely loved it too! | 1 |
Wow! Let me start off by saying be prepared for quite the experience! \n\nI love Vegas because two of my favorite things are in one place! Eating and Clubbing! The Hofbrauhaus is a GREAT place for ridiculously delicious German food. I had the schnitzel, because I mean, come on, you can't NOT get Schnitzel from a German restaurant. When the plate came out, it was HUGE! OMG! Two people could have shared one and still had leftovers, it was that massive. The schnitzel came with gravy and spatzle and my oh my, it was AMAZING!! I've been to Germany and had Schnitzel, so this took me right back to Europe. I'm so bummed that I couldn't eat the whole thing, but if you ever visit Vegas, this place is a must!!!\n\nAs for the experience I was talking about. Seating is communal in the sense that their tables look like giant picnic tables where you can sit with your own party or join other groups of people. The beer comes in these HUGE jars that are used for \""Prost\""-ing, which is the German term for \""Cheers\"". This act of saying cheers is slightly frightening when surrounded by a bunch of drunk people. At the Hofbrauhaus, it's common for people to stand in their seats and when they \""Prost\"" they slam their glasses together in the hopes of exchanging beer into each other's glass. A forewarning, be prepared to leave drenched in beer with potential glass shards on your clothes. When the energy level goes up in this place, it gets loud, rowdy, and chaotic! In addition, when you order a shot of Jagermeister, after you take the shot, they use a large wooden paddle and, literally, spank you with it! It's hilarious to watch after you've already had a few, but when you get paddled, don't expect to sit down right away!\n\nWith all that being said, if you're in Vegas and want the perfect place for a great time with great food and great company, this is most definitely the spot to hit! | 1 |
We've been coming here since it's Grand Opening a whiles back. Not much to say excepting they have good Front Desk Personell, gr8 in-room service, good parking, fantastic good food ........ let me see, did I miss something? Oh yes. I wish the had free wifi. | 1 |
Sandwiches are pre-made and put in a microwave to warm up. Even after that my sandwich came out cold and had to go back to ask them to microwave again. The iced tea tasted like it was brew several days earlier. Overpriced. | 0 |
Brauhaus - Now under new management. Well let's have a looksee.\n\nIt's still small, the male loos are still old and manky and the look of the place is still cluttered and a bit tatty (DIY beer label wallpaper crumbling of the walls, sun-bleached beer bottles on display out front, etc.). But there's still an array of beer and friendly staff right? Well, most of the staff is still there...\n\nSo what has changed? Well the incessant playing of game after game after game of football on the televisions has gone. As have the scruffy (and given the size of the room, totally impractical) couches. Big tree stumps for stools? Gone too which means more room. In their place are some simple wooden tables and chairs. All improvements in my book!\n\nAnd to the negatives. The football has been replaced by smooth 70's easy listening music. (Well at least when I've been in it has.) Let's be honest, NOTHING kills atmosphere in a bar like smooth 70's easy listening music. Worse still, the range of beers on offer has plummeted. Hefty menu book replaced by two sides of A4. Don't get me wrong now, it's still a sizable list but Brauhaus bills itself in having \""The largest range of beers in the country\"". Quite a few of my of faves are gone. Oh, and the prices have gone up. Not good when the place wasn't cheap to begin with.\n\nI think the new management has bungled the opportunity to turn this place into something special. Why not shut doors for a couple of weeks, really spruce the place up, fling open the doors and yell \""We're back AND we're better!!\"" With regret, I say this has not been the case and at least in the short-term, things have gone backwards.\n\nPlenty of other pubs in Tollcross and might I add, a couple of them sell some very tasty beers. I'll be spending my pennies elsewhere. | 0 |
This is line style like Chipotle...hop in line and place your order, follow your order making selections as you go. Casual dining and fresh tortillas made right in front of you. The only thing I order and ever plan on ordering is their salad. Yes, it may seem like a weird one to obsess over but this is Super Yum! Okay, so they start with a hot, fresh, thick, almost buttery tasting tortilla with melted cheese, then they add rice, your choice of beans, your choice of meat (I liked the steak or shredded chicken, now I don't eat meat), lots and lots of lettuce, a lime, crunchy tortilla strips, pico, guacamole, and more cheese. They have a spicy house cilantro ranch that has a kick and brings everything together! Say it with me now...Wowza! Your taste buds will be having a party all night. They also have loyalty cards so you can get a stamp for each entr\u00e9e, working towards a free one. | 1 |
So delicious and so real Chinese food!!! I'm grateful that we found a such good Chinese restaurant in Montreal. They offer Sichuan, Cantonese, and Hunan cuisines. I've been here so many times and I must say each dish was very tasty and yummy! \nOh, btw, this location was another restaurant called \""new dynasty\""; Now \""Kanbai\"" take the place and did a renovation. It's very clean and beautiful now. And I have to say: foods in Kanbai are much better than New Dynasty!!! | 1 |
Yucca is a great neighborhood library, if I may say so. It's not huge, but you can place holds on anything from any Phoenix library, get on the internet, read the paper, and any number of other things. | 1 |
Well, first the wait was long, so I figured there must have been a good reason. There were many tables open for so e reason though. We stayed, and got some drinks at the bar while we waited. First, my husband got a milkshake and thought it would be cool if they could put a shot in it. Since it WAS a bar and all. Well, the bartender obliged, but all the while telling all of his coworkers how crazy it was and weird and laughing about it. Making us feel pretty bad. So we sit down, it's freeeeeeeeeeeezing cold inside. People are visibly shivering. We get our meal, I got the no meat burger, the consistency was so weird and mushy,it just feel apart in my hands!!( I've had plenty of '.no meat' burgers that at least had the consistency of a burger!!!!!) The waiter was supposed to deliver us our fries with our burgers, but he comes back to our table, when we inquire about them and acts as if we NEVER ordered them!!!!!!!! He said it would be another 5 or so minutes.. By the time we would have gotten those fries my burger would have been STONE COLD!!!!! So I said forget it, lets just go....... It was an awful experience, never going again. Honestly, I felt like I was in that show \""Kitchen Nightmares\"".... Get a new manager for real. \nTHIS PLACE IS HIGHLY OVERRATED!!!!!!!!! | 0 |
I hadn't been here since the other wine bar closed down. The Living Room did a great remodel and the place is very stylish and energetic with an upscale feel.\n\nThe spinach-artichoke dip and the cheeseburger sliders made for some tasty share-able appetizers.\n\nWhere things went south was at the bar. I ordered a Union Jack IPA and the female bartender charged me $7 instead of the $6 that was listed on the menu. She said they round up after tax. Well tax in Scottsdale is 7.95% so my drink should have been $6.48 and rounding up to $7 is a blatant ripoff. I'm not sure if she is just a rogue bartender or there is a problem here with management.\n\nThere's a lot to like about this place but keep a close eye out for bartenders lining their pockets at your expense. | 0 |
after reading review after review I finally decided to take my car here because my traction control light kept coming on. They took my car back and I waited. While waiting, I watched Hamid with another customer that was there and he told him his car was not worth getting fixed and he could help him find someone to buy it for parts and he could maybe get something else. How many mechanics say that? They just take your money PERIOD and fix it, even if it's not worth it. Hamid and Victor had my car diagnosed within an hour. They gave me a list of immediate fixes and then some things that can be fixed down the line, no pressure to fix those. I left it Friday afternoon. They offered me a ride home, which I did not need and told me they would call me Saturday which they did. I went to pick my car up and no sooner than I got on Spring Mountain my light came back on. I turned right around and Hamid was so apologetic. He said I could either leave the car and they can have it taken care of Monday (it was almost 6pm) or I could bring it on my lunch break Monday and they would take me back to work. I got there Monday and Hamid and Victor told me that they know what the problem is and had gotten the part I needed Monday am and to just have a seat and they would have it done in no time. Victor immediately took my car in and did what he had to do. He drove it around the block and said that I should be good. Its been 2 days now and I havent had any problems (knock on wood). I called 2 other chain companies and their prices were almost double what Busy Buggy charged. It's so hard to have an honest mechanic and I'm glad Ive found a great mechanic in the Vegas area. Also the waiting area is small but very nice. They have Keurig coffee maker, ice cream, cookies, soda and water all free of course :) | 1 |
Meh.\n\nTheir tapioca is okay.\nTheir general tso's chicken is okay.\nTheir pho is terrible. They don't even have hoisin sauce, sprouts, mint, limes, or anything else. They also used the wrong noodles in the tasteless broth. Sighs!\n\nEdit:\nTried Lulu's again. I've decided that I'm not coming back anymore, and I'll never understand why it's so packed all the time. I got the Pad Thai and the Thai Curry. The Thai Curry was okay, but the Pad Thai was the grossest thing I have ever seen. It looked like someone had vomited it out, plated it, and then served. The noodles were over cooked and floated in a bath of sweet syrupy soup. Yeah. Gross. | 0 |
BEST pool party in town!! BEST DJ'S in town! HOTTEST bodies in town! There really is NO WHERE else to go! This is what Summer is all about... Don't waist your time at Rehab (Hard Rock Hotel). That place is super ghetto and filled with a bunch of New Jersey Rejects!! Love me some EBC! Can't wait for Summer to start!! Would like to add a side note, if you are on here bitching abut how you waited in a long line to get in...well your clearly not hot and have no pull and should not even try to come here! This place is for the Elite and that's why it's the sexiest pool party in town...Everyone else need not apply and please see the line at The Hard Rock Hotel. | 1 |
With this summer weather it's difficult to cook at home. My husband and I are going out for lunch and dinner during the weekends and are always looking for local places to eat. \nToday we felt like burgers so we decided to visit Harvey's.\nWe shared the big burger & fries and it was not bad at all. \nAfter dinner I asked him if he'd come back and he surprisingly said yes (he's a picky eater).\nHe said he would have rated Harvey's 4.5 but that he wasn't pleased the cook was the server and the bartender. | 1 |
While visiting Montreal we had an opportunity to experience the much raved about smoked meat sandwich here, more akin to corned beef than pastrami and not even close to the product sold at Katz's in New York. We ordered the medium fat version , which was dry , so maybe the fattier version would be better, but beyond that it wasn't particularly flavorful or smoky. Everything is ala carte, no pickles on the table. But the prices are very reasonable . We had a half sour and cole slaw, a sweet vinegar type which was excellent and good French fries, even though I am not a fan generally. The line on a Tuesday night was not that long and we only waited a few minutes at around 7 pm they weren't busy. Mile End in NY is a better take on this style of deli. It was a sad day for us , and I hate to write this negative review our expectations were really destroyed as we love deli. Also cash only too. | 0 |
I had just finished telling my friend how much I loved Simons last time I went two years ago... and then I was forced to eat my words! \n\nFirst off I saw the SAME argyle sweater (same colour, same price and same brand) that I saw last time I was there two years ago.\n\nSecond I can only speak for the woman's section when I say the clothing quality and style is similar to the of H&M or Forever XXI but with a much higher price tag.\n\nLast but not least, and honestly this was the clincher and main reason why they are getting a 2 and not 3 stars... THERE IS NO SHOE SECTION! When the sales clerk said this to me I honestly gasped and walked out of the store (backwards!)\n\nHonestly how can you be a department store without shoes?! For shame Simons... for SHAME!\nI should note that the men's section seems much nicer, but ladies go to The Bay (La Bai) down the street is much better: http://www.yelp.ca/biz/the-bay-montreal#query:bai | 0 |
they always take forrrrreverrrr!! | 0 |
Definitely got the run around here in trying to buy a car and trade in my current one. Kept going back and forth on what they would do for me with the trade-in and the price of the vehicle. Did not keep me or my husband involved in what was going in. Apparently, they were too busy to call and inform us. If I wanted to find anything out, I had to call them at the end of the day before they closed to find out anything and they would say they needed more time. Needless to say, they never even bothered to get back to us. I sent two emails to express my dissatisfaction in them never bothering to call us, and of course they don't respond to the email. I will take my business to someone who values our time and has the decency to respond to their customers. | 0 |
Crazy Line\nPoor attitude from staff.\nBartender refused to provide tap water with drinks (answer \""you can buy bottled\"" .. sure, when I've just bought 3 drinks that you pre-tipped) \nNowhere to sit unless you've bought a table with bottle service.\nBeware. | 0 |
I went to Jimmy Johns with my 1 year old son. While ordering, I asked if my tomatoes could be placed on the side for my son. He is a picky eater but loves tomatoes. The young man at the cash register told me that I could just scrape them off the sandwich and that he had nothing to put them on the side with. I pointed at the complimentary water cups and asked if he could use one of those. He told me that he was the manager and that his boss told him that he could not do that. Are you kidding? Your boss told you that you could not accommodate a toddler?? I wasn't asking for anything other than an item from my sandwich to be placed on the side. Needless to say I will not be returning to this establishment any time soon. | 0 |
Wow, only one review? Ok... I'm not surprised.\n\nWhen my friends first got there, they asked, \""When does this place get busy?\"" and the bartender said, \""It doesn't.\"" When the rest of us showed up, the doorman said, \""Oh thank god, PEOPLE!\"" \n\nEnter a room, split level, decorated to look like a mid-70s crack den. Red walls with faux brick lay \""crumbling\"" away from them, mismatched bar stools and velvet couches, some odd glass closet in the corner that at no point in the night shows its purpose, and a DJ table... But no DJ, just a burned mix CD playing on repeat on the overhead. (Hey! Whitney Houston! *45 minutes later* Hey! Whitney Houston again! *45 minutes later* Hey! ...I think I've been had. *45 minutes later* Goddamn, if I hear Whitney Houston one more ti... Damn it) \n\nAt the bar stands a tall glass of water imported from Hungary, tanned and clad in nothing but itty-bitty, tiny-winy black panties aaaaand the two people you're meeting... And no one else.\n\nThe draw of the place, if you're not a dive bar devotee like myself, would be the CHEAP drinks and friendly service. 2 for 1 specials until 3am. We partook in Tequila Sunrises (2 for $6), Surfers on Acid (2 for $5) and something yellow that we got two of and paid $4 for. All poured heavy and poured immediately, OBVIOUSLY, what else is the guy doing? He was nice enough but remember that this IS a gay bar and he was noticeably LESS nice when the girls showed up. Suddenly the guy who was shooting the shit and hooking up the drinks was completely disinterested and suddenly charging just to take a picture with him, breaking the heart of my friend who was convinced he had met his future husband.\n\nApparently, the thing to do here is go at 9pm for the cheap cheap drinks, get plastered and stumble across the parking lot to the dance club the mutual owner loves more. We never made it over there, so I can't tell you how that place was. I can tell you that if you're looking for a mellow night away from the Vegas rush, drinks that'll mess up your morning but barely touch your wallet and feel like staring at a half-nude dreamboat, you could stay here all night. | 1 |
Noisy at happy hour, the Salt and Pepper Shrimp (on their appetizer menu) was really a shrimp tempura served with a creamy mayonnaise type sauce. Not to my taste. This is no reflection on their dinners which may be fine. | 0 |
I would have put no stars if I could. STAY... AWAY... FROM... THIS ... PLACE! \nWe have taken several of our cars there. I have no problem with them trying to upsell on services (they're in business to make money), but this place will lie and try to scare you into making repairs you do not need. I took my Pathfinder there for an oil change and the mechanic told me that my car was making noise that indicated I needed work done and possibly belts replaced at a cost of about $600.00. What he didn't know was that I had just got my truck fully serviced for the 100K maintenance and I knew I didn't need any work. After I told him that he said \""Oh, well everything looks great then.\"" \n\nWe then took our Cadillac because we were getting a \""SWITCH\"" on the dashboard. they informed us we had a bad \""Switch Box\"" and it needed to be replaced. They charged us $300.00 to replace it. After they (supposedly) replaced it, the message and light continued to appear at random. We took it back to them to inform them that we still have the same problem. They told us to bring it back in the morning and that it would only take about a half hour or so to figure it out. I asked the manager several times if that was enough time since I had an appointment at noon. He assured me that it was. That morning I dropped of the car at 8am and did not get a call back from them until 11:15am (even after I called to remind them I had a 12:00 appointment). Then told me that the ABS sensor was bad and that was the cause of the problem. I asked if that was originally the problem since the message on the dashboard was exactly the same. He said it was not (even though it was only doing exactly what it was already doing when we took it in the first time). He told me he could get me a new one for $489.00 or he could sell me a used one. At that point I knew I was being scammed out right and simply demanded my car back.\n\nWhen I got the car back a different light on the dash board is not on \""ABS\"" which means my ABS braking system is no longer active in the car... But that light was never on when I left it with them or before that time. Now we have to pay another shop over $500.00 to fix a problem that we didn't even originally have (replacing the ABS module), which wasn't the issue when we took the car to Purrfect Auto.\n\nI will never take any vehicle there again. I wouldn't even take my bicycle there if I had a flat. I wouldn't trust these people to fix a broken heel on a shoe. They smile to your face and scam behind your back to get as much money from you as they can. You have been warned. Get a second opinion on ANYTHING they tell you about your car or better yet save yourself the money, headaches and frustration and just take your car elsewhere to start with. | 0 |
Came in Wednesday afternoon for happy hour, with a friend! We sat in bar area, Food was great! service was horrible, John never checked back asked how things were, not freindly, don't sit in the bar! Great food! Though!!!! Giving 1 star food good! | 0 |
After being reassured that their bankruptcy wouldn't effect them being open on our wedding day, and after taking $1300, we got word today that as of Oct 2nd the Goretorium will be CLOSED PERMANENTLY! We paid for our wedding which is only 4 weeks away and now we may not get our money back. There aren't words to describe how disappointed we are. We've been planning this for a year and now we have a few short weeks to find another place. | 0 |
Without fail every time I go to this urgent care, either a nurse or a PA is the one to examine me rather than an actual doctor. But the wait time is awful. We were probably there for four hours, before someone decided to help us. Being that there was literally no one there at that point. That was just the wait time in the back too. Listening to the nurses (who were suppose to be doing their rounds as they stated), talk about what kind of tops they got for Christmas, and watching them play on their phones. It was like listening to an episode of \""Grey's Anatomy\"" from the other room. When you approach them they ignore you aware, of the fact that you are asking for assistance, but not actually wanting to do what they went to school for in the first place. They don't have any actual Phlebotomists there either, this nurse will come in and try to take your blood, but do it wrong, twist the needle around with it still being in your arm to get at least a little bit of blood, and then move on to your other arm if nothing comes out. Now, that's only been in this few recent years, that they haven't had an actual phlebotomists. The last few times that I've been there this year, with some kind of blood work done, without fail I leave with bruises all over my arms. Sometimes they even have to use a baby needle, because my veins \""are way too small.\"" This being the only place that I've had to use a baby needle. Along side the fact that they can't differentiate between someone's menstrual cycle, and a UTI. Telling me that I have broken cartilage in my chest, (the PA just listened to my heart for two seconds) and saying that I \""probably got hit in the chest or something.\"" Her exact words. Given that this is the only place I can go, because of my insurance, they need to clean house. Seriously, this is ridiculous. | 0 |
At first I skeptical about this place because of the name, assuming it was another one of those clever scandalous name places with good looking waitresses and not so good food (ie Hooter's). Service could be a little better. We came here before clubbing at Body English since it's located in the Hard Rock Cafe Hotel and Casino too. I was surprised how good it was. Once you walk in they have an authentic Mexican lady making tortillas behind a glass wall (typical Vegas show). They serve fresh, hot chips with 3 very deliciously fresh distinctive salsas. All three are different yet good in their own tastes. I ordered the tostada salad thing. It was the right amount of food before a night of clubbing. The lettuce was fresh, and light, and nothing was overpowering the other. I really, really enjoyed it. The decor and atmosphere is pretty good and fun! I would give this place 4 out of 5 stars because I think my coworkers whom I came here didn't really like what they ordered (taquitos were a bit starchy). Personally I give it a 5! Not a bad place, I'd go back again, if there weren't so many nice places. | 1 |
THe Balmoral, a Rocco Forte hotel, is probably the most expensive hotel in Edinburgh. Getting a room there in August when we booked in April was interesting. . .They told my travel agent that there were no rooms available, so we were obligated to take a suite at about 3 times the price, then I went on Hotels.com and got a room. I tried to book dinner at their restaurant and they put us in the wrong one. That's another long story, but their reservation staff really needs a little training!\n\nHAving said that, the front desk was welcoming, the lobby was fine (albeit not as impressive or large as other hotels in its price range) and the place was clean. Our room was more \""business hotel modern\"" than luxury hotel elegant. We appreciated the huge photo poster of Sean Connery in the bathroom, and the amenities were okay, but it was a bit bizarre. Our first room had an objectionable odor, so we moved to a second, which was fine, quiet, with no real view but we appreciated the calm.\n\nThe hotel restaurant called Number One was amazing - one of the best meals ever, and by far the best feature of the hotel. We got in with no help from the hotel staff, and that's another review. | 0 |
I just completed the Abundant Living Retreat in Rancho Mirage, CA. Eric Plantenberg rocks!!! The usefulness and applicability of the information presented is boundless. The retreat was easily worth five times what I paid. Definitely recommend this program, as well as their memory training. | 1 |
Awesome! Good food and nice atmosphere. Sommelier choice of wine was phenomenal!! The staff very pleasant. | 1 |
This place is an absolute joke.\n\nWith a million other casino options on the Strip DO NOT waste your time, energy and most importantly MONEY in this hole.\n\nSat down with my boyfriend and a friend at the electronic Roulette table. The \""dealer\"" came around to collect our buy-ins and went back to type them into her computer. We played a couple rounds and another girl came to switch out the dealer. It was ALL down hill from there.\n\nFirst she mistakenly added another person's buy in to our tab. We were fine with this error and realized she needed to adjust it...but in order to do so she cancelled all of the bets we had made for that round... meaning we did not get any of the money that we had rightfully won.\n\nShe called for help 3 or 4 times in a matter of minutes because she had NO IDEA what she was doing and finally a floor manager named Vince/Vincent came to her rescue.\n\nUnfortunately, he was worse than her. He did not understand the situation and acted as though we were getting upset because she had made the mistake of adding more money. NO we were actually upset because she had made multiple errors in a matter of minutes and had wrongfully canceled our bets when we would have won money. He accused my boyfriend of cussing at him (which he did not), and tried to make the situation better by saying \""Well, everyone makes mistakes\"". Harrah's does not train their employees...if she was still learning the process she should have had a manager or someone who knew what they were doing by her side the entire time.\n\nSpoke to the manager who told us he would follow up with Vince but unfortunately, Vince's awful customer service, rude accusations, and poor staff training will mean that me and my friends will NEVER return to this establishment. I advise that you avoid this place at all costs. | 0 |
While Tonic has some menu items that are quite good, my lunch today finally pushed me to the edge of not going to Tonic again. The service at lunch time, especially for a downtown restaurant with a large lunch crowd, is absolutely awful. It should not take an hour for a salad with a cold piece of steak to come out of the kitchen, especially when it was also devoid of the items the menu promised. Usually when this happens at a restaurant, the staff is apologetic, and perhaps offers you a discount on your check for the inconvenience. \n\nNo servers try to update you on when your food might be coming out, and act like it is asking too much to perhaps have some utensils. I understand that servers cannot control how quickly food comes out of the kitchen, but it took 20 minutes for the server to run our checks alone, and when she did, the change was incorrect. We were nothing but polite, stating that we'd need to go boxes since our lunch hour was almost up and we had just been served. In return, we got attitude. I had one glass of tea over an hour of waiting, with no offers for refills or any questions about how we were doing.\n\nTonic needs to hire more servers for the lunch service and not rely on one overworked and disgruntled server to give good service to an entire floor of the restaurant.\n\nI only gave it two stars because I've never seen vermin there and it's always been clean. | 0 |
I been waiting for this place to open for 4 months, and I am severely disappointed. The service was terrible, we waited 45 minutes and never got our food, but noticed people who ordered the same thing get theirs(sounds like the order process needs some work)\n \nI asked for a refund and the manager didn't apologize and didn't say anything, but to add insult to injury the manager charged us for the drinks!!!!(sounds like the manager needs to learn some customer service 101)\n \nOn the way out I overheard people talking that they been waiting 15 minutes for 1/2 a sandwich and some people got the wrong order but didn't complain because they been waiting long as well and were just hungry. Please Mind you that this place wasn't that busy.\n \nI will never eat here again. | 0 |
Music too loud to have a normal conversation. Food poor in quality. Bartender not interested in being a good host. Just pass this place by. | 0 |
This is the first time we stayed at Aria. And I want some Italian food. It's was my birthday and my friend informed them but no free cake and no even any happy bithday greeting for me. I got a pasta dish and it was ok but overpriced. My friend got the special, seabass ($50). And it was bad, I meant how can seabass cooked bad, but it was absolutely no taste. I was so disappointed. This was the most expensive meal during our 3 days trip but the wrost one for sure. Don't waste your money. | 0 |
I did not actually stay at this hotel but stopped by on my way home from my trip. The employees were soo rude and annoying. The same employee attempted to have my husband and I sign up for a tour 5 times within a span of 5 minutes. And that person had the nerve to tell me I was being rude. \n\nI also ate at their buffet and it was horribleeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. I would never eat there again and would probably not stay there either. | 0 |
I've only been here twice for the all you can eat seafood hot pot buffet last year and both times I loved it. It's great on a cold windy night when you're craving something hot and soupy. The variety is great. Lots of seafood and meats to choose from, plenty of veggies, and a whole lotta dipping sauces to choose from. What made this place even better was the price for the buffet. It's too bad they got rid of it I wish they would bring it back. | 1 |
Great place for lunch. The garlic beef, Katsu curry, and Pasta are my favs. Coffee is amazing and the desserts are nanners.. go and try it. trust me. | 1 |
The trick is to go see Mai or Tai (sp?), the owners. They are detail-oriented and do a good job. I believe they are both off Sundays, FYI. I returned several times, after calling ahead to make sure one of them was there and available. \n\nMy advice to the owners is to be pickier about who they are hiring, and hold their staff to the same standard they adhere to. | 1 |
Half priced shakes after 8pm? Uh, yes please. Sweet tooth satisfied! | 1 |
Wow... The Mac & Cheese with Brisket... hold me back! Sooooooo incredibly fattening and bad for me, but the taste is everything I hoped it would be. Enjoyed a flight tasting... GREAT beers! Highly recommend! | 1 |
No value - La Fonderie where priced in the same range is far superior.\n\nI'll start with the positives; the young lady & gentleman serving were very personable.\n\nThe broth was very tasty.\n\nThe toilet paper was very good quality.\n\nThe quantity of food was more than sufficient.\n\nThe place was not clean, the dining room was buzzing with flies, wasps and fruit flies.\n\nThe toilet was terrible - thankfully I went after the meal or it would have killed my appetite.\n\nMom could not believe they used soya sauce as a dipper!\n\nThe dessert is supposed to leave you with your last impression. It was skimpy and something I would expect to see a kid's party.\n\nI won't be back. | 0 |
Im only writing that its a 4 because z2 before they remodeled was a much better place than bazic, but now its prolly my favorite place to go drink. Its a korean owned and managed, know most of the people there and usually go there to drink on the weekends. Their fried chicken and beer is what they are know for, prices are usually the same as any korean bar in spring mountain area. \n\nTheres karaoke in the back rooms as well, servers are pretty cool, you should try it out now that z2 remodeled, and because whale island is packed with just koreans, and i think most of you will feel awkward. | 1 |
4 1/2 Stars\n\nCame here on a Friday night with 2 other people and wait was about a good 20-30 minutes. We hung out at the bar. They have refreshing mojitos.\n\nThe dishes themselves are fairly inexpensive, but they quickly add up. It was a bit crowded but overall good service and even better food.\n\nI was weary about the food/restaurant since I hadn't had tapas before but was quickly impressed. \n\nMust Try:\n-Mussels\n-Meatballs\n-Mac and Cheese\n-Croquettes\n-Ribs | 1 |
BBQ chicken salad was different, but very delicious, but the service was(how to explain) unsatisfactory. I was enjoying my plate and attempting to finish it all. The server comes around the corner and asks if I was done. I did not have half a second to answer and he just took the plate from the table. I was very shocked! I felt as he hated his job and so did the other male servers around the restaurant. My experience here was not enjoyable! I'd go to any other restaurant in town square, but this one ever again. | 0 |
I went with my date. The waiter was very nice and friendly and was very accommodating when my date asked about the drink menu. I ordered the Pad Thai and I will only comment on my food. As stated, I ordered the Pad Thai with a spice level of 4 (their highest on the menu). \n\nMy food arrived and the presentation was average, but I'm here for food. I take a bite and I am immediately disappointed. The Pad Thai was sickening sweet! and the \""4\"" spice level I asked for was non-existent. I am not the type to waste food but I left about 80% of my food on my plate and had no desire to take the leftovers home. How bad was my food, well, let's just say I left the restaurant hungry and ate as soon as I returned home.\n\nI would not go there again for their overpriced sweet meal. This would be a 1 star if not for the good wait service. | 0 |
Thank you to my Awesome boyfriend for bringing me here one day before going to dine at Du-pars restaurant and bakery.\n\nI knew about this toy store from the show Pawn Stars as I have seen them bring the Manager/Owner of Toy Shack on the show for appraisals and advice.\n\nThat very man was in the store when we visited on a Friday so I had a chance to chat with him for a bit.\n\nThis store is Amazing fun with all of the old toys from my day and beyond. I definitely was taken on a stroll down memory lane.\n\nTransformers, betty boop, CPK dolls, garfield, He Man, She Ra, My little pony, Gremlins, monchichi are just a few of my favorite things!\n\nWhile I was there a lady caught me sniffing the skin and hair of an old school Cabbage Patch doll. I have no clue what made me do that however I do remember the distinct smell of that yarn hair and plastic rubber skin lol. If only I still had the CPK dolls my Mom had gotten for me back in the day I would be very thankful.\n\nMy boyfriend saw the set of crash test dummies car set in which he used to have as well back in the day. I am glad he said something because had I picked up the car and played with it like I was about to then it would have fallen out into lots of pieces. \n\nThis store is cool, they have lots of new and old toys. The prices are not cheap, you are going to pay to replace your favorite old school toy! \n\nThey have a tour, not sure of the details but we noticed on the way out a group of people all come in with badges and an announcement that before the tour they could take a photo with The Owner.\n\nI will be back :) | 1 |
I love Thai food so when I was up in the North side of the valley I figured I would give this place a try. I ordered the yellow curry, it was good but not as good as I expected it to be based on the reviews I read. I won't be making a special trip to go there again but if I am in the area I will consider it and maybe try something else off the menu. | 0 |
Hands down the best trolley served dim sum in Las Vegas even better quality than some places in Hong Kong. I'm used to dimsum at Maxims City Hall Central Hong Kong and this is on par. Fresh and flavorful in an attractive and comfortable environment. Did I mention its much cheaper than Hong Kong and great value for money . I wish the fried items were a bit crispier but when I mentioned this the manager promptly apologized and took it off my bill . Really a great experience friendly service too. Las Vegas | 1 |
Visited Dutch Bros Coffee on March 26th for the first time. What a WOW experience. I mentioned it was my first visit. Each person working in the booth introduced themselves by name through the drive up window, plus an employee in the driveway run up and said hi too. When I received the blended coffee I was asked to try it, I replied it was \""good.\"" The young man said if it wasn't great he'd create a new one. I said it was great! Lol. The music was playing, the team was obviously in synch and enjoyed working together. I've never visited a coffee shop with such a strong esprit de corps, plus the coffee was great. I received a punchcard with a couple of extra punches to make sure I returned soon. Today I was searching their website for locations in CA and NV, I look forward to returning to this Tempe site and visiting others as well. Thank you for an uplifting experience! | 1 |
It was a Tuesday night. We had a party of 6. The wait time to get just water was well over 10 minutes. The restaurant was not at 40% capacity at this time so there seeemed to be no reason for the wait. Our group ate the prime rib sandwich: yum, the penne with lemon sauce: yum. The Cobb salad came out with nothing but lettuce and it took us a while to fine our waiter to get the remaining ingredients. He quickly fixed it and apologized. It was actually very funny that we were brought out just lettuce! We also ordered to pad Thai. Which was ok. The flatbreads were a hit though!\n\nThe drinks were good and the location was good for us. I wouldn't go there again though. | 0 |
I took my car here after my TPMS light came on. They found a nail in it, but also claimed my shocks were going bad 30,000 miles too soon. However, it turned out my shocks were fine. So these guys almost made me spend $250 for unnecessary repairs. Disgraceful. | 0 |
I'm not sure how this place got a 4 star. I'm very picky when it comes to pho. Maybe that's the Viet in me or the fact that nothing compares to my mom's pho. \n\nThis place has horrible service. Which is unfortunate since the food is pretty decent. It took us 20+ minutes just to get some water and menus. When we got our menus they wanted to take our orders right away, on the spot. Um can I look at my menu first? \n\nI ordered the rice with BBQ pork. So com suon nuong. Yummy. My family ordered pho. By the time they got their dishes I was already done with mine. My Thai tea had more ice in it than actual Thai tea. If it wasn't for my family I'd never come back here. | 0 |
Been here several times for breakfast and lunch. Great home made food. Soup is extra good. Try the chicken salad sand. and potato salad. | 1 |
In an old house across the alley from Pizzeria Bianco, this must be the center of good food in Arizona. There are no two finer restaurants so close in the entire state. We had lunch this time during the Arizona Matsuri and my tonkatsu sandwich was a joyous surprise - tender pork cutlet with traditional tonkatsu sauce and a hint of hot mustard on toasted bread. The soft shell crab sandwich lacked spark but it was fresh and tasty nonetheless. Japanese fries were well cooked and salted just right. Looking forward to returning for dinner. | 1 |
I give pink box 4 stars, if I was just reviewing for toppings and creativity it would be a 5 all the way. But to me they just taste like standard donuts with fancy stuff on top. I know this isn't an easy way for someone to compare, but if you find yourself in oakland, go to donut savant. They not only have the creative donuts down, but even the dough is well above what a normal donut tastes like. | 1 |
Just moved here from SoCal. And it felt great not traveling just to watch an NFL game! Stadium is ok, not great! Food was good, but very expensive. But overall the family and I had a Very good time. I am not complaining especially I have an team to root for now! | 1 |
LOVE LOVE LOVE this show! I bought my tickets on orbitz and got two tickets in the second row for about $60 each. It started off really funny with the two twins and I absolutely loved the emcee. A few of the sketches were in my opinion a tiny bit sleezy, but it is a show about sex and it is Las Vegas, so I wasn't surprised. The waterbowl and the hand to hand and \""Scotch Baggies\"" were my favorites but the others weren't too far behind. \n\nYou definitely need to keep an open mind going into the show as there are a few parts that can be seen to some as controversal. Also if you are going with your significant other and they get picked to go on stage, don't get upset with whatever happens because it's just a show and now that I've warned you, you have no excuse to be mad. \n\nAlso, the venue was a lot more cozy than the other shows so even from the 10th row up you can see everything (based on my friend's account who seen the show).Overall, performances were hot, the men were even hotter, everything about this show was great. I would definitely go again. | 1 |
I'm a huge fan of this restaurant. The decor isn't the best and dining room is just so-so. Nothing special. I usually arrive early, eat at the bar, and chat with the bartender while watching a game on tv.\n\nThe menu is extensive. I counted four different Gyro's on the menu. Four! Which by the way is what I always order. They range from $8 - $20 depending on what comes with them. The dinner Gyro is so big you have to use a knife and fork, which is just fine by me.\n\nThe owner is usually there hustling around and seems friendly.\n\nThe patio is nice if it's cool enough out. Much better than the dining room for sure. | 1 |
I used to LOVE this place. As a veggie lover I used to love their vegetable platter which is now off the menu and replaced with some pathetic veggie broth thing that I could easily make (and it taste much better) at home. If you are vegan or vegetarian just skip it and go to the Wynn or Encore where EVERY SINGLE RESTAURANT has excellent vegan options (many with vegan bread and butter). Now for those people that don't care about veggies I will say the place has gone downhill in general. Last time we were there they were out of duck (so no duck confit at a french restaurant) and I think all foul for that matter. We told the server we did not like the new veggie broth dish and did not like whatever my wife order in place of duck and she did not offer to take anything off the bill. It is the only time I have ever tipped just 10% at a fine dining restaurant and I haven't been back since. | 0 |
This was the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. \n\nMy room was dirty. There was soap with hairs stuck to it and a dirty wash cloth in the bathroom. The floor was obviously not vacuumed because there were pennies and gun wrappers on the in front of the couch and under the coffee table. This makes one wonder if they even changed the sheets! Also, the curtain rod was broken off and laying behind the desk and both TV remote batteries were dead.\nI called house keeping twice to have someone come clean it. Apparently \""Terry\"" never conveyed the message because they never came. A maintenance man did come fix the batteries--I had called the front desk for that.\nThe next day I went to the front desk and told them what happened. When I returned to my room later that day, someone had come---and neatly placed the dirty hairy soap that was left behind by the previous tenant on a new wash cloth and and it on the tub ledge. ??? \n\nRoom service wasn't any better. I called and asked if there was any organic products on the menu--the woman rudely replied \""Like what, what do you mean, what do you want to eat?\"" I said \""My preference would be anything organic...anything at all.\"" She just started reading the entire menu to me. \n\nThe front desk staff was nice enough, but ineffective. \nThe maintenance man was nice and fixed the remote problem.\nThe concierge was nice and helpful. \nBoth room service and house keeping were horrible and possibly unsanitary. | 0 |
Honestly, the employees here are incompetent, rude and have a perfunctory attitude. The USPS at this location lost a package that had tracking on it, which one of the employees forgot to \""scan\"" in. Even though it was their fault, I had to deal with a sassy condescending older woman named Cheryl, who was extremely rude. Ugh, please don't ruin your day by having to deal with these crass individuals. | 0 |
This place is only considered good because of how bad it is for you. I wouldn't eat here due to the fact that all their restaurants use lard for EVERYTHING. It was all extremely greasy and on occasion, the food I would get would be overdone and too salty. Its a very cheap place, and the food/experience is reflected by that. Every time we eat here we run to the toilet. I've had much better mexican food that doesn't use lard and actually tastes like its been cooked perfectly. The only good thing about this place is the price. That, and maybe their carne asada fries. | 0 |
This was our first restaurant stop of our vacation and I have to say that it started with a bang! I had the beachhouse burger and it was Amazing!!!! My hubby had the br\u00fbl\u00e9e burger and it was awesome as well. We also had a side of sweet potato tots, yummy! Not sure if they were made fresh at the burger joint but to be honest, I really didn't care. We haven't tried the shakes yet but we're hoping to make another trip there before we go back home. \nIt's not a place for people who like ambiance but c'mon, you're there for a burger!!! We will be back! | 1 |
a hidden gem. This place has some of the best chinese food in the area ... have to drive to Great Wall in Pineville to get better. Don't knwo what others are complaining about ... have NOT had a bad experience here in years of frequenting it. Recommended. | 1 |
We had a small reception of about 25 people here on June 26th,2011. Our servers were great, they were on top of drink refills and were very nice! We preordered our food but ended up having 2 unexpected guests and they were very accomidating and quick to get their meals in as well. The food was great. We had the pot roast, the champaine chicken, and the prime rib. We also had baked potatoes and the salad room for everyone. They allowed us to bring in our own cupcakes which was VERY nice. Alot of the places we looked at wouldn't allow that. Everything went very smooth and we were overall very happy with everything. The only issue we had was at the very beginig when we were looking into the place is we couldn't get any of the banquet coordinators to return our calls. I was ready to cancel at one point and a manager ended up calling me back and was very apologetic and we didn't ever have that issue again. It was very affordable compared to alot of the other places we looked at and with the salad room you couldn't get the amount of food for the price anywhere. We also had kids and they were willing to do smaller meals for them if we needed. All around a very good experience!! It's perfect for a smaller reception or dinner! | 1 |
Chef Xavier is a wonderful ambassador to the world of raw food. The food is tasty, fresh and delicious. He recommends going to the cafe website to look at the menu, and calling ahead to place your order, so that it can be ready for you upon arrival. Or, if you pop in on the spur of the moment, you can select something fresh from the deli case. For those who want help improving the nutrition in their diet, he offers a smoothie program. He makes a delicious smoothie called \""The Works\"" that contains many different vegetables but tastes absolutely delicious and refreshing. | 1 |
Sushi ok. Not a lot of flavor or variety. Long wait for food. And to loud for waitress to hear our order. She got it wrong and didn't evey hear I ordered a beer. Our main rolls came before our appetizer. Not coming back. | 0 |
My daughter had her Birthday party here last year and she thoroughly enjoyed herself. The party was enjoyed by children and adults alike. My only gripe would be the rushed putt-putt playing, since with a large group of kids it seems they hurry you through. The party room isn't exactly separate from the public either, but that wasn't really a problem. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The magician they hired to perform during the party (the amazing Wayne?) was hilarious. He had everyone laughing and joining in. I have some of the best pictures of my 7 year old laughing with an open mouth at his antics. The price for the party was fair, the pizzas were literally ordered from Dominoes and delivered to the door. I think this is a nice alternative for an indoor Birthday party. We have since been back just to play putt putt and the kids loved it. When the temperatures soar and you get tired of swimming, this is a nice retreat. | 1 |
Ok, so this is a very very pricey place for the regular foodie. Be smart and ask the incredibly knowledgeable staff what their favorites are, this may also be necessary because of the dark ambiance in the resto. Ask and you shall receive I had the beef bourguignon which was amazing and decadent.Joe Beef is for those that enjoy rustic and fancy blended into a delicious combination of wow! If you love food this is a place that is very close to foodie heaven. | 1 |
Overall...probably best Thai restaurant in valley next to yuphas. I m giving it 5 stars cuz all the other mediocre Thai restuarants are given 4. So in comparison to them def a 5. All noodle dishes are good. Pad se ewe , pad Thai..solid. Drunken noodlesand beef salad are better at yuphas. But still good. Fresh spring rolls were fantastic! Esp if u want something light and fresh. All the desserts are excellent...fried bananas, coconut ice cream. Also fried rice is exceptional. Portions are on smaller size. Will def go back. Oh...yellow curry is ok. | 1 |
Went to TI to see 9:30 showing of Mystere....which was phenomenal...Thought we'd try to catch the Siren show since it was on our way out anyway...Thank goodness we didn't wait long for it. We were crammed in like sardines and they blocked off the path where the actor crosses over, so we were trapped! Icing on the cake we were alongside a rude, inconsiderate nitwit that was smoking in a very crowded area, almost burning me, and a small little boy with her flagrant smoking. I swore to myself if she burned me I would karate chop her in the face-lol \n\nWe watched about half of really bad lip syncing, badly choreographed dancing and cheesy dialogue before we bolted out of there! I guess you can't really expect much since it is free, but I would NOT go out of your way to see this! The Bellagio fountains are wayyyy better! | 0 |
Delicious sushi and drinks. Went off happy hour, kind of pricey. | 1 |
Eleven tries really hard, but ultimately very little that I ate there succeeded. The menu and ingredients look exciting, but the person preparing the food and creating the recipes doesn't seem to have a chefs idea of what goes together well/how it should be cooked and seasoned. I've never written a dish-by-dish break down of my meal before, but I feel like like Eleven warrants one, so here goes:\n\nFirst, someone comes around with a bread basket. This bread basket turned out to be the highlight of the meal, and there was a cherry poppyseed bread that was excellent. After this, we started with the tuna tartar, which was also good - however, there was a raw oyster, out of its shell, on top of it, which was a sign of the weird choices to come. What were we supposed to do with this oyster? You're not going to chew it with the tartar, but slurping a dry, raw oyster from a fork instead of a shell also seems strange. I love raw oysters, and really all raw seafood, but one just lying over tartar is kind of unappetizing. I also got a kale Caesar, which had really good dressing, but too much of it, WAY too much Parmesan, and an insane amount of pepper - again, good ingredients, but not quite right.\n\nThen came the entrees. The entrees are where this slips into a two star review. The entrees took beautiful ingredients and made them tasteless, which makes me sad. I had pasta with shrimp and uni - I think uni is the most magical thing in the world, and it needs to be treated very, very lightly. I couldn't even taste this uni, at all, because it was drowned in butter. The sauce for the dish, from what I could tell, was simply a stick of butter, Paula Dean style. It was bad. \n\nMy boyfriend got the grilled swordfish, which, again, had great ingredients - but when you see fish with chorizo on a menu, you kind of assume it will be lightly sprinkled with chorizo, not served atop a sausage cake almost as big as the fish. The fish was flavorless and cooked to death, but it wouldn't have mattered if it wasn't, because the chorizo cake totally overpowered it. The shellfish with this dish were tough.\n\nAll in all, the menu reads like someplace really exciting, but the people in the kitchen just don't seem to get how to meld flavors together, and every dish just seems like a waste of beautiful ingredients. The meal actually made me a bit depressed - definitely disappointing. | 0 |
This place gets a lot of foot traffic because of its location being right across from Le Village. Heavy foot traffic means lackluster ambiance. You feel like you are eating in a mess hall. \n\nYet, I'm not sure why this place gets no love. Did y'all lose your minds along with your money, because I will help you find it in the form of my review.\n\nBig portions. \nI was full after eating half a sandwich here.\n\nI'm not a soup or chowder girl, and I thoroughly enjoyed the clam chowder. \n\nRustic bread so good it will cut ya - literally. So big, crusty, and chewy that you cut the sides of your mouth because you have to open wide to take a bite. Brilliant.\n\nSide of fries = a huge heaping plate of skinny fries enough to feed 6 hungry girls.\n\nPastries are boss. \nLook at the caramelized choux (peep the pix), and tell me that's not boss.\n\nDrinks - self serve fountain soda and coffee station.\n\nLocation: across from Le Village in Paris/near Harrah's. | 1 |
Omg this place is soooo good I will defiantly be back Joe is awesome so kind and kid friendly | 1 |
I am an Outback lover. I hit up an Outback at least once a month, usually for lunch. Those darn Bloomin' Onions have me addicted! Even with my love of Outback, it can't save this particular location for me. This location just stinks! \n\nI went here with a girlfriend to celebrate her birthday. This location is near her work and where she picked to go. We went in for lunch during the week. We walked in and it was almost empty, even though it was 12pm. The host stand was staffed with a guy that resembled a robot. He was just on auto-pilot and was there to do his job and nothing more. He wasn't rude, but he wasn't friendly either. He was just there to collect a paycheck and nothing more. A smile or a hello would have been nice, that's all I'm saying.\n\nWe were then seated at a table and waited several minutes before our server acknowledged us, even though there were only 2 other tables in the whole section. Our server was friendly but ditzy. He did bring out drinks out shortly after and then took our order. We didn't see him again until we were half way though the meal. He did bring us out refills at this point, which was nice since we had been out of drinks for almost the whole meal by then. Again he was super friendly, just an awful server.\n\nNow for the food. We order the new Barrier Reef Trio with the coconut shrimp, crab avocado stack, and ahi tuna and a steak. The seafood trio is definitely an appetizer, unless you have a small appetite. Luckily we had also ordered soup and salad as well, otherwise my friend would have starved. The seafood was pretty good though except the coconut shrimp were about 5 seconds away from being burnt. \n\nThe steak I ordered medium rare came out medium well. Ugh, who even eats medium well steak? Anyway, the steak was overcooked but my friend had to get back to work and we didn't have the time to send it back. Since I was just going to eat it, I asked the other server (since I couldn't find ours) and the food runner if they could grab some blue cheese dressing (sounds weird but it goes so well with steak!). They kept telling me ok, but no blue cheese ever came out. I gave up and just ate the steak because of the lack of time. I had also ordered the garlic mashed potatoes. Even these were wrong. They were so full of lumpy, half cooked potatoes. I love potatoes, but not undercooked ones.\n\nI am really not a complainer, but this whole experience was just bad. I still love Outback, but I won't come back to this location, unless I absolutely have too. So you can see the food was ugh, the service was blah, and the overall experience was just mediocre at best. You have been warned about this location! | 0 |
Family run, excellent meal, quiet restaurant, good wine. Excellent hummus. Had the filet and lab kabobs. Meat was very tender and well seasoned. | 1 |
Another review on my top faves in Vegas. I love Tryst, and XS..but Tao is always a good change of pace because they aren't afraid to embrace house music. I went on LDW Sunday when Eric Morillo performed, and he just about blew the roof off this place. \n\nI got here a little late then usual at 11pm, and I prepurchased a WANTicket which got me in the VIP guestlist line. I might have had to wait a total of 10 minutes trying to get in. As soon as I got in, I got my drink and chilled with the boys at Tao Beach. For the people that complain that there is no room, you can go upstairs to Tao Beach to catch a breather. Of if you are in doors, there is a side lounge called the Opium room which usually is more spacious. There are plenty of options for you to chill at. The red room where all the action goes down infront of the stage its going to be by far the most crowded. \n\nI loved the sound system at Tao for house music. The bass is well contained inside the building so you really hear it even if you are drunk. I would definitely come back if any type of house act is here. I wouldn't just come here for your standard hip hop night. Theres Tryst/XS for that. \n\nHere are some vids I recorded while I was there:\n\n1. Rolling into Tao from Tao Beach:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6n6-wO-Xdk\n\n2. The girls in the tub wearing nothing but Petals\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=druZwvhC1Ds\n\n3. Eric Morillo's show\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmOrFOrcYzg\n\nOh yea did I mention there are half naked women inside tubs massaging each other? Its simply an awesome Vegas mega clubbing experience. | 1 |
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