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I noticed this little Chinese place open recently near my work. Been here twice already and will go back. A nice selection of Chinese dishes as well as some fusion Chinese/Thai (denoted with a green mark on their menu).\n\nOverall, pretty good for Chinese food. Well prepared and good ingredients. Better quality than the other asian restaurants nearby. Nice and clean decor. Great lunch special that includes a soup and spring roll. All well priced.\n\nThe two dishes I had so far were:\n\nChicken and Shrimp Fried Noodles, Cantonese style. Pretty standard chinese dish. Was prepared well and tasty.\n\nChicken Pad Thai. Which was one of their fusion dishes. Wasn't much to look at but had a nice taste to it. I enjoyed it, however, I was hoping it leaned more on the Thai side, or just a full Thai version.\n\nMy co-workers had General Tao and Beef and Brocolli which looked good and was well liked. I'll definitely come back here for my work lunches! | 1 |
Unprofessional staff, streaked windows and mirrors. I was very disappointed with the outcome of my car wash. The interior of my car was not completely cleaned either.\nI will never go back! | 0 |
Didn't get my business last night. Bar was completely packed for happy hour. The one waitress who talked to me (reluctantly) told me to order at the bar since I didn't have a table. I was out. Gotta get there early to \""enjoy\"" Kona's happy hour. | 0 |
We heard a lot about this place from a friend who swears by it so we went there last weekend. The place is a stand alone building but that did not deter us. Got seated right away, placed our order, the food was at the table in less than 10 min's. Oh the salsa for the chips, hot and hotter. I had the chili relleano which was prepared correctly, meaning the skin was pealed from the pepper, but that's all i can say about it. Rice was dry and crunchy, beans tasted stale. My wife had the carnitias which were tender but had little taste and nothing to rave about. The real fun started that night, i had such a bad case of heartburn and diarrhea that i could not sleep, and going #2 was brutally painful. The wife was also sick, vomiting ,shaking and still, almost 3 days later has no appetite at all. Don't think we'll be going back for a repeat performance. | 0 |
This place is a dump. Everything seemed so shady as soon as we showed up. I booked a room online for two nights and printed a confirmation with the total price on it and as soon as I go to check in, the owner tries to tack on an additional $30 a night. After arguing with him about that, we get our key and head to the room. The entire motel smells like fresh paint and mildew and there's only 1 working entrance so if your room is in the back, you can't even use the door 4 feet away. In the room we found a clump of hair and snot on one of the pillows and hair down the shower drain causing it to already be backed up when we got there. Needless to say, we immediately turned around and got our money back and left. | 0 |
I don't know why are my fellow yelper give this high rating, we got there after SEMA show, this is my first time i ever walked to south point hotel, I walked in i was surprise how this casino is so cheaply build, our Indian reservation casinos out in Californian have more character then this place, come one people you go to Vegas to see places and say wow not what ever. \n\nthe rooms are just like motel 6. \n\nsouth point is what ever to me . | 0 |
Just GORGEOUS!!! I though the service was excellent, the hotel itself immaculate, awesome restaurants and clubs within the facility. The gym and spa were well kept and beautiful. The decor was SOO cool, live butterfly room, fish pond with fish cam. That was funny. Obvi it's known for its fountain shows which were very cool. I think I almost saw most of them... well maybe not true but I didn't see any repeats! Did not do much gambling though but who cares!!!\n\nIf you have the money I thought it was beautiful and a great location on the strip | 1 |
DO NOT GO TO BACCHANAL.\n\nI have tried nearly every buffet on The Strip and was excited to try this buffet, only to be disappointed at the end of it. Bottom line, you can get a much better value at the Wynn in terms of service and food. \n\n1) I brought my entire family of 9 and paid about $500 for a good dinner, a privilege my family rarely gets to enjoy, in order to celebrate my Dad's 60th birthday.\n\n2) Started waiting in line at 7PM and did not get in the buffet until 10:30PM. The staff had assured us throughout the night that the food would NOT be taken away until at least 11:30PM, prompting us to continue waiting in line.\n\n3) After we paid, management treated us like DIRT, informing us that the food would be taken away at 11 PM. They did not care that their customers had waited for more than 3 hours and would only have 30 minutes to eat. Keep in mind that there is another 15-minute line to actually get food, so there was really 15 minutes to make a $500 meal worth it.\n\n4) Jamie Radke, the assistant manager, said they could only refund our money and gave us MAJOR ATTITUDE for inquiring about a pass to skip the line next time, a request I thought was fair after spending more than 3 hours in line with 9 family members and not having dinner at all. Jamie is a prime example of how poorly trained the employees at Bacchanal are. Bacchanal management, please give Jamie more training - she definitely needs it. \n\nMESSAGE TO MANAGEMENT: Please do not DISRESPECT your customers. Customers willing to pay good money and wait more than 3 hours for your buffet deserve more respect from you. \n\nYou will not be the top buffet forever. When the hype dies down and you are desperate for more patrons, customers will remember how poorly you treated them when you were on top. \n\nPlease trust that my family and I will be warning everyone we know NOT to eat at your establishment. | 0 |
Came here in our desperate need to get some bomb burgers at 330 in the morning ahah! :D \n\nWe got the classic and the kobe bbq burger and o.my.goodness!! it was the best burger I have ever had. It could also be the fact that me and my homegirl was pretty buzzin from our \""drinking\"" session before heading out for a night out on the town. Eh it's vegas whose gonna judge us kiki ^^ The burgers are pretty pricey spent about 33 bux just on two burgers!! ): | 1 |
The crispy gnocchi, gorgonzola flatbread, and beet salad were great! I can't wait to come back again and try more! Eat at the bar and chat with Jose! He's a sweetheart! | 1 |
We came here for lunch on our first day in Vegas. FYI, the restaurant is a lil tough to navigate, so go towards the Shark Reef sign and you'll be there.\nThis time, the remodeling was apparently done since last year so we got great terrace/patio seating outside.\nThe ambiance was great and the food even better. I tried the chicken panuchos and loved the green and red rice, very tangy and seasoned. The guacamole and tortillas stuffed w/black beans make it more filling than the plate looks. \nDidn't have the energy and tolerance to break in my first drink at 102 degree weather, but settled for the pomegranate limeade, which was very delicious. Don't worry, I met my drink quota later that nite at Mandalay Place, hehe!\nBut we really loved the patio seating. Great ventilation and overlooks the lazy river pool. I dunno, something about eating a nice Mexican meal while watching ppl float down the river in inner tubes that says \""welcome to vegas.\"" I'll be back, and definitely ask for the patio seating. | 1 |
The food was delicious and the service was amazing. Small place, but the owner and cook were very nice people and always made sure we were receiving excellent service. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is looking for an authentic Thai/Lao cuisine. | 1 |
Usually I love me some LGO but today I received the worst service I have had in a long time. I took some new Lgo-ers here after convincing them that they have the best salads and nice friendly staff. To begin...the cashier was very rude when one of the salads was asked to be made without cheese. Then after waiting over 25 minutes for our 3 salads there were no apologies or explanation as to why it took so long. The worst part of it all is when we complained about the wait, the manager was standing right there and said nothing! | 0 |
Kat just spent an hour and a half to find me perfect fitting bras. I probably tried on 20 bras and she adjusted each one personally. After this, I narrowed it down (it was hard!) to 2 bras and spent only slightly more than I would have at a big box store. \n\nHere is why it was worth it:\n1. I LOVE my bras. Seriously, most comfortable best fitting bras I've owned (and I am \n 32 years old)\n2. They are better quality and will last much much longer\n3. It is a locally owned store with unparalleled customer service\n\nYou will not regret switching to this fantastic lingerie shop. Whether you need functional or fun bras, you will leave satisfied! | 1 |
Maybe it's the fact that I'm sick and therefore am not in the mood for incompetence, but I find myself quite displeased with this place. I had ordered the egg and tomato noodle. What I received was hot water ( with a sprinkle of chicken broth) noodles and some tomatoes sprinkled inside with an oily fried egg on top. All this costed me $7.99. Just.... No. | 0 |
i remember this place a regular stop for me and my friends years ago...\n\nit hasn't really changed-still fairly average from the food and service. good place if you have a large group but lets hope that you get the right server, otherwise you're screwed. \n\none thing to be aware of....we had a VERY difficult time here due to one of my friends having an out of state license. they practically refused to let him come in saying that they don't \""accept people with our of state licenses\"". wt heck?!? with the state of the economy and business, shame on them for turning away a paying patron! | 0 |
Great show. Divers who are far too good to stoop down to the Olympic level work here. Amazing water effects. Freaky acrobats. A really good time. You will get a bit wet if you are in the first couple of rows. | 1 |
Came here for dinner on a Friday afternoon around 530 or so.. No waiting in line, which was great and totally unexpected. First impression - layout was nice. The food.. well that's a different story. \n\nI had high expectations for this place.. Especially from the word of mouth to the yelp reviews.. However, I was highly disappointed. \n\nI tried a little of everything they had to offer - fried rice, spicy orange chicken, Korean style pork, crab legs, fish & chips, Mac and cheese, salmon, another type of fish, and a bit of the salad bar offerings.. All were mediocre at best! \n\nDesserts were good, and they had plenty of choices.. But again, nothing spectacular. \n\nWe paid $35 for dinner. For this price, I'd recommend going to Bellagio.. Don't think I'll be making another visit anytime soon. | 0 |
Very unhelpful and not friendly when inquiring about LASIK. I would encourage looking for a different eye center. | 0 |
I have been to every ballpark in the Cactus League and know my way around them all. This is, by far, the best facility in all of Spring Training (that includes the Florida parks). Granted, I am a Dodger fan and we get it better than the 'Sox fans do, but it is still amazing.\n\nCamelback Ranch is the brand new, state of the art, spring training facility for the Dodgers and White Sox. The Sox moved from Tucson because Tucson is the literally SO bad that even people from CHICAGO won't stay there. The park is located just south of the Glendale Airport and pretty much only has one way in or out - 111th Ave. You can avoid Camelback Rd by taking Indian School to 111th and then just drive into the stadium.\n\nThe grounds feature 13 practice fields and a giant lake and river that also help irrigate the fields. While the White Sox practice fields and clubhouse entry are blocked off from the public, the Dodgers' are wide open and inviting. Players must walk through the crowds during practices which invited lots of interaction with the fans. \n\nThe field is beautiful and the layout of the stadium is quite impressive. Not only do they have a full Jumbotron but they also feature fully enclosed suites and a full buffet for those willing to shell out $90 per game. That price gets you seats behind home, access to unlimited food, wine, beer, soda, and sweets. It also gets you exclusive merchandise as well as cold towels to help you cool off. It sounds like a lot but it turns out to be worth the money.\n\nThe grass seats have a great slope to them (much like Scottsdale) and the seat aisles are wide. The food selection is lacking without Dodger Dogs, however. The stadium is also missing the independent food vendors that Maryvale and Peoria feature. \n\nA great stadium and surely one to visit every March. | 1 |
Hubby and I always stay at Aria but there's no Starbucks! The two hotels connect by walkways and escalators so it's very convenient. \nBesides the convenience, this place can never get both of our drinks correct...EVER! Nor do they ever get our short names right even if we spell it out! Go to the Starbucks in the food court. They are fast, the drinks are perfect along with our names...and as long as a foreigner who doesn't understand much English steals your drink even though they placed their order AFTER you, everything will go smoothly!\nBut we gave this place a couple of tries and the last one was a couple of weeks ago when it seemed that everyone who purchased something from here did not get what they wanted. | 0 |
Nonya might be upscale but the flavor definitely tastes homemade. I am a Malaysian myself but the food reminds me of home. I would suggest their table d'hote because it is a pretty good deal if you ask me. \n\nMy meal started with gado gado, a salad with a wonderful peanut sauce. Then came my entree - bebek bengil which is fried duck leg, perfectly crunchy on the outside but oh so tender on the inside, served with rice and the vegetable of the day. Did I mention that we also get complimentary krupuk udang or prawn crackers to go with the meal? We had a platter of four desserts because we decided to try all of them. A must try is their pandan flavored creme brulee. \n\nService was rather slow but the food were carefully plated with all the details. It was worth the wait. Since the restaurant is more upscale, they also don't offer street/hawker style dessert like es campur, which we were craving for. Last but not least, they gave us each a Kopiko candy which is a favorite in South east Asia. \n\nOverall, it was a great experience for all of us. I wish the portions were bigger. They were so tiny, I could eat three portions myself. Nevertheless, this definitely won't be my last time here. | 1 |
Pho Kim long is great! most places that try to do Vieatnamese AND Chinese food do 1 or the other good, but this place can do BOTH. I love the mayonaise shrimp, and the spring rolls. The crispy chicken has some kind of garlic crust on it that we just love. Try it the next time you are there. Oh yeah, the service is also super fast. | 1 |
So glad I listened to all the good reviews about this salon. I just moved to Phoenix and went to get my hair done at another salon in Scottsdale (Salon Tru), where the girl completely messed up my hair. I came to see the owner Kandy today to do a hair fix. I have thick wavy/curly hair and the the color fix was not easy. All I can say is \""wow!\"" She is an amazing colorist and did one of the most precise jobs on my hair anyone has ever done. She is very knowledgeable about hair and listened to everything I asked. It's also the most I have ever spent on getting my hair done but, it was well worth it. The salon itself is very cute and everyone who worked there was very friendly. Nothing else to say except AMAZING... If you want a 5 star haircut come and see Kandi :) | 1 |
I'm in Vegas for vacation, on my way to Utah, my car was hit. I brought it here and Phil helped me out. He was very helpful and explained everything and brought me out to show the part that was damaged and showed me the other side's part so I could see the difference. Thanks Phil. Steffanie location (Henderson, NV). | 1 |
This airport is funny. Once you enter when getting off the flight, you immediately see and hear slot machines.\n\nI'd figure that since Vegas is such a high end city that they should definitely have a fancier airport. This airport is just like any other airport if not worse. They do not have outlets near the waiting area, instead there is a designated \""Recharge\"" area to charge cellphones/laptops, etc. It isn't very convenient and there's only a couple chairs there to wait.\n\nBathroom is pretty nice though and everything else is pretty neat. | 0 |
Gorgeous landscape. Lots of space between sites. Incredibly clean facilities. Amazingly well maintained. $25. a night seems more than fair. | 1 |
Ok - so this fine burger joint is located on the 2nd floor of\nthe Palazzo. I came here just for some sanity and to eat my\nfirst meal of the day after arriving from the airport and\nchecking in. This place has free wi-fi. A very cool feature.\nNot just your ordinary burger place, you have all sorts of\ninteresting burger choices. Once I had some fish (I think it\nwas ahi) and this last time I had the eggplant. Yeah. It's\njust me. I always gotta try the stuff that's \""different.\""\nSo this place also has all sorts of beer as well. You can't\nget that at McDonald's - so that's why I was \""lovin' it\"" over\nhere. Most of the waitresses here were eye candy quality so\nthat was another plus. How many burger places offer Delerium\nTremens? That's what I thought. Yeah - it all ain't cheap. \n10 bucks for a burger. But it's Vegas. | 1 |
Always a great steak, even better Mac and cheese. Great location in summerlin. I will always stop in. | 1 |
Tawana has been doing my nails for six years! I ALWAYS get compliments on how beautiful and creative they are. This is not the usual nail/pedicure experience. Tawana and Kamille interact with their customers, the shop is beautifully decorated, and there is always something funny being said. It's great to come in, relax, and just feel like you are hanging out with your girlfriends! If you have not experienced the fun and creativity of The Nail Shoppe, give it a try!! You will NOT be disappointed! | 1 |
I love this place my girlfriend took me here one day for the first time and ive been hooked ever since this is my go to place. The sauce is really good as well as the chicken tenders they were fresh and had a really good taste to it and omg the fries were soo good that I was eating my girlfriends extra fries if you havent tried raising canes yet I recommend you give it a try you will be hooked as I was when I was first introduced to it and the customer service is excellent to can't stress that enough. | 1 |
Similar problems as other reviewers, had a groupon for mani/pedi with hot stone and paraffin wax. I really hate when businesses treat you differently because you have a groupon. Me and my mother went in and both were bossed around about being late and not picking out colors quickly enough. When I sat down my water was so hot I couldn't put my feet in right away ( I like hot water, but it's winter I can't just plunge in) my tech comes over and pushes both my feet in! Guess I'm in. She starts on the pedicure and cut me a few times removing my cuticles. While she's doing that a gentleman comes over and slips the paraffin wax on my hands. The paraffin wax and hand massage felt good. My tech asks if I need callus remover, which at every other salon is $5, they charge $7 and didn't even do the entire bottom of my foot. When it comes time for my foot paraffin wax they slip the bag on my foot and I screamed because it was so hot. I tell her I'm in pain and she starts massaging the liquid around my foot so now my entire foot is burned! I should have called it quits then but my mom next to me wasn't complaining and I wanted her to enjoy. The hot towels were scorching and the stone massage lasted maybe 5 min. My manicure was also very clumpy and cloudy and started peeling off the next morning. Looked like all their polish was really old. I won't be returning. My plea to owners if you don't like people using groupon stop using groupon. | 0 |
Great concept with great pizza in a great location with great service. Parking is not soo great but hey something has to give. Their Sangria is good and I love the good vibe feel of this place. Why wait for hours at Pizza Bianca when you can just come here? | 1 |
We used to eat at the original location and when that was burned and hasn't been rebuild and the one in Aliante was gone, I thought they were no longer. I was happy to find that this location is alive and well. I think I like this one better as the old one was a bit run down, duct tape on the seats type of thing.\n\nI came with my MIL for breakfast. \n\nShe got the dutch baby and a side of bacon. We make the dutch pancakes at home and while theirs is decent, it's a bit thick here and we prefer the thinner style we do at home and I load mine up with delicious berries. Still good though. Where they get you is the side of something savory to balance out the sweet pancakes as the bacon was almost $5 for 4 strips. However, those were really good quality thick sliced bacon. \n\nI got the Venicia benedict which has ham, mushrooms, spinach and bacon. All the toppings were awesome and the eggs were perfectly poached and runny. The kicker is instead of breakfast potatoes, these come with potato pancakes! I love them and don't see them often enough of menus. \n\nPortions here are pretty hefty. If you got a appetite, you will leave here happy I think. \n\nService was pretty decent and personable. Our drinks were refilled in a timely manner, we were checked on and chit chatted with our server. The hostess and cashier were fairly friendly as well. \n\nI'm glad that the Original Pancake House is still around. I think their breakfasts have always been good. I will be back pretty soon with the Fiance. | 1 |
Absolutely the best pizza in Vegas and probably best anywhere. | 1 |
They advertise lunch special but they don't offer it everyday, they will still put out the lunch special sign outside of the restaurant. Bad service from waitress, promise to give my friend more meat since he doesn't want any vegetable on a dish but still come out the same as normal. | 0 |
Do not let the location fool you! Ping Pang Pong is a hidden gem. The dim sum was some of the best I have had outside of HK. The service was friendly and everything was very fresh and expertly cooked. Be sure to try the lor bak go and the beef cheung fun. Outstanding! | 1 |
Here is the tale. My wife and I were visiting Montreal for an extended weekend and popped in to Au pied de cochon in hopes that they'd be able to take us in for dinner. In spite of not having a reservation (which I recommend you get) they had a table for us. Blammo! Positive point number one: No reservation but got a table during the dinner rush.\n\nThe food was phenom. We just decided to try appetizers, and were happy with that. The tomato tartlet is a winner. The cochonnailles platter was a great choice too, although there was one meat (maybe bison) that nearly made my wife puke. We also ordered the poutine. It was good, but had a good laugh when they brought it out and I realized that it was a 14lb plate of fries, cheese and gravy. I've tried poutine in the U.S. but got a schoolin' about what real poutine is. Very tasty, and if you've never tried it, I suggest giving it a shot.\n\nThe tables are close together, so be prepared to rub elbows with your neighbors. If you're not shy and don't mind projecting your conversation to the other patrons, you'll fit right in. The staff was friendly and attentive. Our waitress was on the spot with refills. We did notice at the end of the meal that it took a long time to get our bill, but not sure if that was our fault for not signaling that we were finished. No big deal, we weren't in a hurry.\n\nOverall, it was very good and I had a great time. I'd give it five stars if we'd not had to wait 20 minutes for our bill after we finished, and if some of the items on the platter weren't a little suspicious, but overall this is a great stop if you're in the mood for a nice meal with friends. | 1 |
This place looked pretty cool when we first walked in (aside from the oh-so bright neon clings littering the outside windows of the bar). The booths are nice with clean tables, big TVs, and a good number of beers on tap. \n\nWe asked our server what the specials were, and he showed us the happy hour menu on the table, so we ordered off the menu and he came back a few minutes later to tell us that there was no happy hour on the weekends. Okay.... so, we ordered new drinks. After we received our appetizers, one of my friends asked for a side of ketchup, which we didn't receive until 15 minutes later when there were only 3 bites left. Then, with our meals, he brought the incorrect side item with one of the meals.. the last 2 issues wouldn't have been a big deal, except that the bar was so slow that the server spent most of the night sitting and hanging out with friends/coworkers. \n\nThere was also a poker tourney taking place this evening which took up about half of the bar area which was distracting. There were a ton of open tables and they had to set it up at the one right behind us, so that every time someone walked by, they would bump into the back of my chair. Meh. | 0 |
A friend and I went for our photo shoots together and had the time of our lives! Everything was so above board, clean, professional and lighthearted. Jodi Lynn will make you feel comfortable, pose you exactly as needed, and you won't believe your own eyes when you see your pictures. If you are going to spend money to get boudoir pictures, which you might only ever do once, got to someone who specializes! I'd recommend Le Boudoir to anyone who wants to feel like a super model! | 1 |
I'm extremely disappointed. I came to Chop Shop very excited because I read it's amazing reviews and several friends had recommended it. The place was packed and so I thought it must me good. I got the shrimp protein plate & a side of sweet potatoes with kale. The first thing I noticed was that everything was drenched in oil. I ate it anyway & enjoyed the flavors and assumed they used a healthy oil since the restaurant advertised as being a \""healthy cuisine\"" Well immediately after I ate the meal my stomach started to kill. I went up to the girl working at the front & asked what kind of oil they used and my mouth dropped. She said \""Canola\"". This is a place that is advertised as healthy. If you don't know anything about Canola it is one of the worst oils you can use. I am in shock & don't think i'm going back. Over 90% of Canola oil is genetically modified and resistant to the herbicide roundup & is extremely unhealthy. \n\nYou know that Olive Oil comes from olives, and that Sesame Seed Oil comes from sesame seeds. It would make sense that Canola Oil comes from Canola Seeds, right? Well, there's actually no such thing.\n\nCanola is a made-up word which stands for \""Canadian oil low acid\"", and is a genetically modified product. It is a Canadian invention that is backed by the government. It's a cheap product to manufacture, and many processed or packaged foods contain canola oil.\n\nIf you came to this restaurant expecting \""healthy\"" food, this is not the place. Their tofu isn't organic which is also GMO and none of their food is advertised as organic. I guess I was expecting a healthy, organic, non-GMO restaurant and it wasn't what I expected. If you don't care about health and GMOs then it's a good place. Otherwise it's not for you if you want something healthy. \n\nRead the article below for more information.\nhttp://www.draxe.com/canola-oil-gm/ | 0 |
Worst. Sub.Ever. Pre-made grocery subs are better than these, don't waste your money! | 0 |
Not the greatest hotel experience I've had. I think the location is what does it in. It's just out in the middle of nowhere in sort of a sketchy neighborhood. I didn't feel unsafe by any means, but it just wasn't that great of a location.\n\nThe service was fine. However, the room wasn't the cleanest. I found hairs all over the bathroom and bed. Pretty gross. | 0 |
It was fight night. We attended a comedy show that was fabulous, then were greeted by the hoards of people from the fight - or the hangers-on that filled the MGM Grand.\n\nThe cute Fiamma hostess seated us quickly, just before closing, with a front table overlooking the passers-by. The wait staff was swamped, but our server got right to us and we were served efficiently. Trouble was, the kitchen struggled from a \""knock-out\"" as the Caesar salad was 'so regular', we could have seen the same at any off-Strip casino buffet. The scallops and prawns were \""fresh-frozen\"" and didn't demonstrate the firm consistency needed to hit the spot. Then there was the \""LePage's risotto\"" - closest thing I can remember to tasting paste in grade school. Yikes!\n\nThe fine dining experience in a casino on fight night may be elusive. We sure couldn't find it last night. Another try? Doubtful as the alternatives abound. Pity. | 0 |
This place poisoned me. They are sloppy in their kitchen and do not cook their burgers thoroughly. I was up entire night vomiting from their bacon cheeseburger.\nDO NOT GO HERE! | 0 |
AMAZING Views, Great Service, Good Food | 1 |
On a girls trip, one of our friends researched and came across this place. We were able to make reservations and it wasn't that busy when we got there. I ordered a mimosa with a red currant syrup to add in. They bring fresh, hot bread to your table with BUTTER and jam. Needless to say, it was like a tornado went through with that. Who eats that for breakfast? I know we all want to, but man, was that yummy!\nMy one friend and I opted to share an omelet and the berry brioche French toast. It was the perfect way to go, a little bit of sweet and a little bit of savory! I would stop back here again. I loved the atmosphere and the ability to people watch since we were seated next to the window, even if the restaurant is inside the hotel, it was still nice. | 1 |
If you don't care about customer service, then maybe this is a good place for you. Just went in for a smog check. I walk to the counter and this dude says hi. I wasn't sure he was talking to me as he had sunglasses on and spoke in an unwelcoming tone. The greeting alone had me second guessing going elsewhere. Thankfully, the smog check person was unavailable for 45 minutes. I got the heck out of that place thinking I didn't want to give them my money anyway. And I had no coupon. I ended up paying $15 more, but got my smog check and registration done at one of those kiosks on the side of the road. | 0 |
I heard good things about this place, so was excited to finally try it. My experience did not turn out well. I had the 2 sausage slices with a drink for $5.99. The Dr. Pepper was flat. That's fine, sometimes places have issues with the fountain, totally understandable.\n\nWell, more than 20 minutes after ordering, I had not received my 2 slices of pizza. I came around 12:45. Later during lunch time, I'll grant you, but still the common lunch period for a restaurant. It's not like I came at 2:50 asking for the lunch special. There were only 2 other tables with customers seated (so it wasn't crowded), and no one came to tell me there was an issue with my order. So, I went back to the counter and asked. The employee didn't say anything, but went to the back. I was then told by another employee that my pizza was coming. \n\nMy pizza was brought to me, and I was informed they had to make a fresh pie for my order. That would have been fine, I'm certainly not going to complain about freshly made food. But, an apology, or letting me know it was happening, anything would have been appropriate here given the amount of time it took to fill a very simple order. The slices are ENORMOUS. It's a crazy amount of food for $5.99. Just enormous.\n\nBut, there were a few problems with the pizza. First, the topping distribution was off, with about 70% of the toppings being located on the lower 1/3 of each slice. This slipping could have occurred when they were putting the slices on the plate, so that may be understandable. But, the bottom was not crispy, except in places (near the top) that it was burnt. So, I did not get the good crust that you typically get with thin crust pizza (and is the reason I prefer it to deep dish). Finally, it was undersauced significantly. I'm guessing they hurried in the back making it, but each little mistake added up quickly.\n\nThe menu is diverse and some things looked very good. I may try to order some pizzas to go next time we have people over and want pizza for dinner. But, my lunch experience left a lot to be desired. | 0 |
Incredibly rude staff, waiting lobby is too small, no automatic doors, (if your walking with crutches these doors help), my appointment was at 10:45 I showed up at 10:30 I wasnt called in till 11:30, go to a different office because here they'll waste your time and patience | 0 |
Security guard has something against teenage skaters. \nThe majority of whom were Latino and she told them at the top of her lungs \""go to Taco Bell if you want\"" while pushing them out the door. \n\nShe let everyone know exactly what she thought of them too. Shouting, instead of talking to customers or other staff \""you know skaters\"" hardy har har. \n\nI know they probably did bug her at some point, but my God they are kids, they bug everyone, you just get on with it?\n\nShe was unprofessional and let everyone know it, and not to mention racist with a remark like \""go to Taco Bell if you want\"" to a bunch of Latino teenagers. \n\nI know MacDonald's isn't an \""outstanding\"" place to eat. But shut up and let me get on with it without listening to you shout at a bunch of bored teenagers. \n\nThe food is what it is lol | 0 |
Hit Holstein's for lunch today. sat at the bar. Since i had to go back to work - no drinkie - had some root beer called rat bastard ( $5 ) - ok \n\norder kettle chips ( $6 ) \n\nGold Standard Burger ( $17 - add $2 more for onion rings ) \n\nCool looking place, in the mall area of the Cosmo - place was hopping today.\n\nGuy next to me seated 3-4 minutes after me - he gets his malt and sliders before i get my chips and/or burger....in fact, i never get my chips - the bartender didn't hear me .....okaaay.\n\nThe burger - asked for it medium - it was juicy but no hint of pink at all ...none ... since the burger was juicy i can live with it. My guess a quarter pounder, but not sure - overall, i liked it - the goat cheddar complimented the meat, lil micro greens were a nice touch and bacon was all good but $17 .... not sure about the pricing. \n\nOnion rings were also decent but nothing out of the ordinary.\n\nWill i try again ? yeaaah - i want to try some of the sausages they apparently make in house.\n\nA pet peeve - they make mention of everything made in house yet what do they bring me when i get the plate of food - bottled catsup and mustard ( i believe heinz and french's ) - geez guys, can't you make it yourself ? or at least put the stuff in a fancy container ? At least they didn't pull a kgb and when i ask for mayo they throw me a few \""to go\"" tear open mayo containers .\n\npics will be posted later today | 0 |
Great pizza. Found this place when I was going to ASU in the 90's and still go. They have several more valley locations now. | 1 |
Stopped in to get a smoothie after a class at kidville with my two young children. We are all violently ill after sharing a few sips of smoothie before I threw it out because it didn't taste right. Called to let them know to hopefully prevent this from happening to any one else. Will not be returning. | 0 |
Never book large groups here! After having some friends over in my room the hotel management came and essentially evicted all of us for a noise violation when there were apparently no complaining parties. It was ridiculous. | 0 |
I have been here before to purchase and smoke cigars. The last time the lounge was almost empty. Coming in by myself with nobody else to talk to was not the greatest. Today there was a crowd watching games and the lounge looked inviting. If you want to imbibe there is a good drink selection. I just wanted to buy cigars today. Looking around I found a number of cigars that I like. Price was decent. I need to stop by more often. The staff is very friendly. | 1 |
Just had a great experience here. Service was amazing and the prices were actually normal, to my surprise. | 1 |
I looked at the Review of the day on the Sapphire Gentlemens club and thought ..... you can not be serious !!!!\nYou are right, from the outside it looks like a super market.\nFrom the inside it looks like a darker supermarket.\nInside ..... the host will sit you and your party about 80 feet from the closest dancers. \nWho wants to go to a strip club and watch the girls through binoculars ????\nMy friend and his wife did not seem to mind that we were in the outer ozone section for viewing the action.\nBut I thought ... what is this sh #%^* ?????\nWe waited and waited for service ... .come on !!\nWow - we actually had a nice young lady come over to see if we wanted a lap dance ......... that was before the drinks we ordered never came.\nWe complained to the manager that we did not pay the cover charge to be treated like sh #%^* and he gave us a limo ride to anywhere we wanted to get us out of the \""club.\""\nWe took up the manager on his offer and got a limo ride to the MGM.\n\nOne star - for the limo ride to the MGM ......\n\nBuyer beware on the Sapphire club ............ | 0 |
Stopped here for dinner the other night while I was in Scottsdale. I ordered the meatloaf, which came with mashed potatoes and gravy and green beans. The meatloaf was tender and had great flavor. It was the right amount of food and I'd order it again in a heartbeat. Another solid meal. | 1 |
Best dentist office ever. Caring, compassionate, understanding and gentle. Recommend to anyone who needs a dentist and staff who genuinely cares. | 1 |
Pretty decent food. I'd say the food is 3 stars, but the best thing about this place is that they deliver, and their delivery person takes cards. They take quite awhile to deliver but we know this and plan accordingly.\n\nSo the fourth star is for delivering painlessly. I find their food to be a bit hit or miss, we had a great chickpea dish, delicious rice, pretty good naan, yummy lamb jalfrizi and a meh lentil dish that will sit in our fridge for now.\n\nBut again, we love delivery from them. Always super pleasant. | 1 |
The ambience was great, the service was excellent and the fish was quite good. I'd go back. | 1 |
Great drinks, no problem there. But forget about getting food. 90 % of the time I try to get any type of snack here, especially bagels, they are \""out\"". Last Sunday my boyfriend got our drinks and tried to pick us up a quick bite with our beverages. The only food they had left was some kind of nasty muffins. He ended up just getting them and they were gross and ended up in the trash. I think coffee bean should just stick to drinks since they can't seem to keep their food stocked. | 0 |
To be quite honest, my experience was slightly disappointing. Although we were here on a Monday night (when they offer AYCE crab legs), I decided to go for the AYCE catfish fillets + shrimp. Some pieces of catfish were nice and moist on the inside due to their thickness. Others were not so flavorful. As for the shrimp, I should have known better. With some of them, if it wasn't for the shrimp tail, I questioned if there was even any shrimp in there.\n\nI'm being harsh on the AYCE, but I'm still open to dining here again. They have other items I would like to try, such as their frog legs and their alligator dishes. But I wouldn't come back here for catfish, let alone AYCE catfish. I believe that Lazy Joe's Fish & Chips has better catfish. And as it turns out, they even do AYCE on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.\n\nAs a final note, this place has the best hush puppies I've ever had. The thing is, I've never liked hush puppies. I don't get the appeal. So despite the fact that they are prepared flawlessly, I am still not a hush puppy lover. | 0 |
Wow, what an absolute shame. This place has an amazing menu and the food looks delicious, but the service is so bad you may never get to eat. I never give folks a hard time and try to be as patient as possible, but trying to have breakfast here is painfull. There is no organization and you don't know wether to seat yourself or talk to the wait staff. We wandered to a two top and sat down. When the waitress finally approached us we told her we had never eaten there and asked for a recomendation. she just stared at us blankley and said she didn't know. She left us to go get drinks (1 coffee, 1 oj and 1 water that were never refilled or even offered). We ordered and after a wait the wrong order came to the table. The place is very small with a small patio and there were three wait staff running the front of the house, but they all seemed more concerned with arguing about who was doing what then helping the customers. In the hour and a half it took to get through breakfast more then 30 people came to the door to try to be seated and were not talked to at all. when people around us finally were able to pay and leave their tables remained dirty and unseated while a line formed at the door. This place would be amazing if it had a better staff or a manager to help run the front of the house. Sorry guys, not coming back. | 0 |
Nothing compares to this place.\nI've tried Thai from some areas in Long Beach/LA and i just don't really like how the food taste, I keep on thinking of Archi's and how great their food is. I just can't come to Vegas all the time to get Thai I guess...\nBut when i am in town this is the one place I keep coming back to(been coming since Summer 2011). Def recommend, haven't tried all dishes but the ones i get are delicious (especially the Pad prik king). | 1 |
We went to Prime on our first night in Vegas. We had eaten there before 2 years ago out on the patio. This time we made a reservation inside. You definitely need a reservation. We had a quaint table in a dining area near a large window so we could see some of the fountain. I started out with the Shrimp cocktail which was 4 large shrimp with cocktail sauce perfectly displayed on a bed of ice with lemon. They were delicious and a perfect appetizer. We both ordered the Caesar salad which was not only delicious but a nice sizable portion. I ordered the filet mignon which was superb and my companion got the dry aged bone in ribeye which he loved. We split the truffled mashed potatoes which were so creamy and delectable and a perfect portion to share. They did give us a nice bread basket with various bread including my favorite pretzel bread. We were too stuffed for dessert. The service was absolutely impeccable and friendly. Would definitely go back. Definitely pricey. Also, I might add there is a dress code which was not necessarily enforced. | 1 |
Ok, so if you are reading this review and are under the age of 30, just skip my review all together. This review is for mature adults who have children. Yes, I understand that this is Vegas, but unbeknownst to some, there are LOTS of activities and shows to take kids to and the great pool weather is a plus.\n\nMy husband and I booked the MGM to stay with our 13 and 9 year old on our family vacation (my husband and I are in our early 30's so it's not like we're too old to have a good time either). I had read the reviews and only some mentioned families and those were mixed on whether or not to stay here with kids. So here is what I have to say about staying at the MGM with kids.....DON'T DO IT!!!! Stay somewhere else! The pool area is absolutely NOT a place to have kids. Drunk 20 something's everywhere, making out in the pool and lazy river. It was the most uncomfortable situation I have ever put my kids in. We immediately left the pool (now this was a Sunday late afternoon) and decided to try again first thing in the morning, cuz, you know, these drunk people should party all night and sleep in in the morning, right? Wrong. My family headed down to the pool around 9 the next morning and sure enough, the same situation, just not as many people. We then decided to switch hotels to the Excalibur which we had stayed at last year with our kids and had a great experience. Yes, you give up the nicer room (even with the upgraded rooms at the Excalibur, they don't compare to the MGM upgraded rooms) but we had a WAY better time and experience across the way.\n\nTo review the room, it was very nice. We had a high floor view room and it was a very beautiful room. We loved the lighted mirror in the bathroom. The beds though, have this box frame that the beds sit in, and the corners stuck out and all of us kept running into the box with our shins. This was annoying, but the bed itself was very comfortable and slept great. I would say also that the tv stand that was also the dresser was very small as there were only 3 small drawers. If you are staying for a week this is a bit inconvenient because there was not enough room to unpack everything. Also, the tv stations did keep cutting out, don't know why, but it was annoying also.\n\nThe property is huge, taking at least 15 minutes to walk to the front to get to the strip or even the pool. The food court was nice but still WAY more expensive than if you walk down to the next block and eat there. Even their McDonald's was ridiculously overpriced; $8 for a 10 piece chicken nugget meal.\nMy husband and I visit Vegas (by ourselves) about 4 times a year and knowing what we know now, would probably not stay at the MGM again. The atmosphere and the crowd is just not our thing. We enjoy Treasure Island and the bars down that way. The rooms are great there too.\n\nAnd, just one last comment: I think it is sooooooo tacky that the MGM properties pay for people to write fake reveiws on ALL their properties on TripAdvisor. | 0 |
I decided to wait and let myself calm down before ranting on Yelp. I don't think my keyboard could have taken the angry pounding...\n\nMy review is from 6/30/13 - 7/03/13. Here are the main factors that grant this hotel a one star review. \n\n1. BUGS, BUGS, BUGS: There were FLEAS in our bed! This was in a corner room on the 5th floor. This lead to very itchy nights, an allergic reaction and a room switch at 3am the last night. We took pictures of the casings left by the bugs and the gigantic reactions I had to said fleas.\n\n2. MOLD: Although we were upgraded to a junior suite that very last night, this was the THIRD room change we went through. Despite the slight musty smell, and the smell of mold in the bathroom, all I wanted to do was hop into that jacuzzi tub, curl into a ball, and let the jets wash away the remaining bugs that were still crawling on my body. I turn on the jets (after waiting for the tub to fill) and am sprayed In The Face with MOLDY water. It smelled disgusting, and I quickly changed my mind, settling for a shower instead. \n\n3. THE MANAGER: The next day, the manager on duty implied that he did not believe that there were bugs in the room and rather my reaction could have been to a number of things. He stated we could either be comped one night now, or maybe get the reservation completely comped after the investigation of whether or not there were fleas and/or bugs. He also reported that we would be informed of what they found and what our options were. Still waiting on that call. \n\nI am saddened to say that the overall experience at Hotel Espresso dampened our trip. The allergic reaction made it difficult to have the energy to really explore this beautiful city. Listen to the reviews and find a hotel that is more conveniently located and worth the price. | 0 |
Sometimes, I'd rather pay someone to deal with my feet than do it myself. Thus, after a quick look around yelp, I found this place. The next day I was there.\n\nIts a quick drive from the 143 up 48th St for me. Arrived about 4:30. No wait. Picked a polish. Admittedly more choices than I expected and nicer brands too, OPI galore. To my delight there were some lovely darker colors.\n\nThe massage chair was nice. Rather intense but not uncomfortably so. A youngish man did my pedicure. There were probably about 5 other patrons in there getting their nails and toes done as well.\n\nI got the \""spa pedicure\"" $22. And It was surprisingly relaxing. Between the heavy duty chair massage, foot rubs, and leg massage, I found myself genuinely blissed out a couple time.\n\nMy pedicure on the other hand, was nice. Not bad. Not amazing. My big toe is a bit \""fleshy\"" and I noticed upon closer inspection that there was a good 1/8 inch maybe on each side that was naked (sans polish) on both feet. Maybe he was trying to make my big toe look skinny (eek), but I would trade a couple mins off the leg massage for the full toe coverage (heh) my piggies require.\n\nRegardless, I am still pleased and will definitely be returning and likely trying out some more services. | 1 |
I sadly give North Mountain a less than enthusiastic review because I had such high expectations. Unfortunately, while the beer was fairly good, the service needed some serious attention. \n\nWe went the day after the grand opening and waited ten minutes for them to figure out where they were going to seat us when they had more than half of their tables available. Then, it took another fifteen minutes for us to get a server who would take our drink and appetizer order. By the time we finally got our beers and pretzels, we were so discouraged that we opted to go have dinner elsewhere. \n\nAlso, this place isn't nearly as kid friendly as most of the other breweries in town--it's mostly an eclectic adult menu--or if they have a kids menu, nobody told us about it.\nI would definitely give them another shot, but they need to figure out how to serve their patrons in a more organized fashion. | 0 |
Lifetime fitness is a beautiful gym. The premises are fantastic, great equipment, a variety of classes for different fitness goals. When it comes to fitness needs this gym is an A+. \nFor me, the quality of customer service and the workout environment are very important factors that differentiate a good gym from an average one. Being spoiled by 24 hour fitness with the exceptional customer service they provide, I expected far superior customer service at Lifetime fitness. Unfortunately, the staff (aside from the sales people that are charismatic and friendly) is short tempered and impatient and always seem to be in a hurry and in a bad mood.\nThe real mood killer at this gym is that kids are all over the place. There are children everywhere 'all the time'...When I first enrolled, I was advised kids were allowed at certain times of the day, which was not true. \nWhen I go workout, I do not expect a daycare environment. My workouts are very personal to me and the last thing I want to see is a bunch of kids playing around with equipment and screaming in the bathroom halls... | 0 |
We always go to the buffet in Bellagio and thought to change it up a bit this time. So I did a little research and was torn between this place and the new one in Caesar's Palace, because they have round the same rating and price I decided on this one due to the fact that it is closer to our hotel. WORST decision. Sure the location is a little hard to find, but that's totally fine if everything else was worth it. \nPaid about $90 bucks for two people on a week day for dinner.....the selection was very very limited.... most of the items are dry, the crab legs are pitty, the desserts.....not pretty nor tasty. \nNot to mention the service was horrible..... I don't tip up front, ever, even though buffets lets you. I am not sure if that was the reasosn why for the service but she definitely did not get her 10% after what happened. We ordered two cokes at first while browsing the drink menu, and ordered drinks off the happy hour ($5 drinks why not...especially with the horrible food they serve). The happy hour lasts until 7pm I think and we ordered our first drink around 6pm. When we ordered, my boyfriend ordered a mojito but asked the server if it comes in different flavors. We don't know thats why we ask, a simple yes or no would do it. But our server went above and beyond by give our a cold laugh and said \""not for $5\"". WOW....then she managed not to come around our table to check and was totally out of sight until 6:58pm (she was fully visible as she should before we ordered anything from the happy hour) and said \""do you guys want another drink? I think I can still do it for you\"" like shes doing us a favor. Nice isn't she? | 0 |
What has happened to the East Liberty Home Depot? It used to be my \""go-to\"" place for everything DIY, but no longer. \n\nI stopped by yesterday to pick up about nine items, all of them basic home improvement supplies: cabinet handles, tension rods, quarter round molding, etc. I came away with NONE of it. Everything we wanted was OUT OF STOCK! When I asked if I could order it and have it delivered to the store (to save the shipping costs) I was told that the items I wanted were not \""qualified\"" for delivery to the store. \""When will the items be restocked?\"" \""Don't know.\"" \""Would it be possible to get the items delivered from another store in the region?\"" \""No, that 'messes with' our inventory controls.\"" Oh, but I was told I could haul my sorry butt out to Monroeville where the stock of everything I wanted was plentiful. Really? \n\nThe staff I dealt with could not have cared less about helping me. Maybe because it was a holiday (New Year's Eve). Dunno. Don't care. Customer service should not ebb and flow based on the day/date. \n\nThe East Liberty HD used to have shelves full of product and plenty of choices. And the staff was helpful and eager to engage with customers. No longer. It appears that the company has given up on the location and is letting it die a slow and painful (for its customers) death. \n\nVERY disappointing to me. | 0 |
Dr Kelley was a miserable experience for me. While I'm certain he's capable and intelligent, I was new to vegas and he didn't take the take to thoroughly read my chart from old Ob. If I hadn't been an RN and well versed in my situation, I would've had repeat tests performed and been scared to death by him reporting infant growth information that was nearly 2 months old. He was unkind and unexcited about my baby. I didn't want him to be part of my birth experience, so I found someone else! I've never had such a terrible reaction to a doctor and I work with them for a living. | 0 |
Waited over and hour for our food our waitress never came near our table after taking our orders. We attempted to wave her down to find out why two tables who had only been seated 15 minutes already received their food and we had been there over an hour and nothing (keep in mind there were only two of us). After watching everyone around us come and go and waiting another 10 - 15 minutes we finally decided to just leave. We walked past our waitress on the way out and she said nothing. I give them one star because zero isn't an option which really sucks because we were extremely stoked to try this place :( | 0 |
This is the place that served thai food after midnight. Good food. I love BBQ squid and gravy noodle. Chang is my favorite thai beer. Service is excellent. Especially. Bank he did good job. | 1 |
Eek. OK, most of Vegas is \""eek\"" in any case. The Mone Carlo is a nice enough hotel for a conference. It's affordable without being cheap. But this bar/tavern is overpriced with bad food. OK, need a bar in the hotel? Fine. Want something good to eat? Not. Picture airport bar food. There is much better food available in Vegas. Although maybe not at the Monte Carlo. | 0 |
I ate here a few times with co-workers while on a business trip in Charlotte. The first time I ate there I thought is was great. I had the beer can chicken with the chipotle wing sauce. The chicken was juicy and flavorful. The mac and cheese is great as well. The second time I went there I ordered the same thing, including the collard greens. The chicken was dry and lacked flavor. The collard greens are a bit juicy for my taste. Seemed there was a lot of water in the bowl. The mac and cheese was consistent. The third time I went there I tried the wings. These were ok. They did not seem to have much flavor from the chipotle wing sauce. Maybe they did not have enough sauce on them. They were not anything to brag about. What I can say is that this place is inconsistent with the food. Sometimes the meal is great and sometimes it is less than good. I visited more than twice because of co-workers wanting to eat there. I will never make the decision to go there again. | 0 |
I really wanted to like Tommy V's -- unfortunately this review will be less than flattering. I'll begin with what I did like:\n\nThe happy hour drink specials: $5 glasses of wine, $3 beers, and $5 house cocktails from 5-7. Not bad.\n\nWhat I didn't like:\n\nThe pizza: The pizza tasted OK, but averaging around $15 per pie - which one hungry adult could easily finish - was a bit outlandish. The quality was nowhere near that of The Parlor, LGO, or Grimaldi's. At those prices for \""personal\"" pizzas, I'd expect to be wow'd.\n\nThe service: We were surprised to see only one vegetarian pizza on the menu (not including the standard cheese pizza). When we asked the server if we could substitute veggies for meat on any of the pizzas, he acted like he's never heard this request before -- and he had to ask the chef. His sanctimonious attitude about substituting artichoke for prosciutto was just odd. And when he finally allowed us to make the substitution, the pizza came out wrong.\n\nWe gave it a shot, but most likely won't be going back. | 0 |
Amazing burgers. Wife had the black bean burger and said it was the best she's ever had. | 1 |
LOVE it here. Small, homey, and yummy food. Great patio! I love their veggie quesadilla and the beans are great. It's nice to know they are lard free...which means you can eat vegetarian or vegan here easily! The kid loves it...especially the beans. They have jamaica, horchata and tamarindo fresh made to drink too. YUM!\n\n(The margaritas are very good here too! And cheap!) | 1 |
First off, this place is just a really cool looking restaurant. Really pretty and well-decorated, with a modern-Asian flair. \n\nI lovelovelove sushi, and since we don't really have any in our little Idaho college town, I was very excited when I saw a sushi restaurant right below our hotel room. \n\nThe husband got some egg drop soup since he wasn't feeling well (don't eat at the Pyramid Cafe!) and it was quite good. A little pricey for a bowl of soup, but good. I got the Wicked and Wall Eye Knee rolls. They were also pretty dang good. Not the most amazing sushi I've ever had, but pretty solid, still. Only slightly more expensive than sushi at non-Vegas venues, which isn't bad. Our total bill for the soup and 2 rolls was $38. \n\nService was very attentive but not annoying. My water glass was always full and when we needed a box and the bill pretty early since the Husband was sick, they were quick and understanding. \n\nOverall, if you're looking for a good dinner with a nice atmosphere, Rice & Company is a good bet. I would go back again! | 1 |
I've eaten here a few times and honestly, and it's always been mediocre. And it's a shame, since it's literally a 1 minute walk away from my work. I would love to love this place, as I'd eat here all the time for lunch! But last night, whoa, what a terrible meal.\n\nI ordered their special, which was a Fried Chicken Sandwich, featuring sliced avocado. The fried chicken was overcooked and a little too blackened. The crust was rather flavorless, and I was picking random dried herbs out of my teeth for like an hour. It was everything a piece of fried chicken should NOT be. The avocado was also not ripe. Barely edible, I opted to disassemble my sandwich and eat the chicken with tons of ketchup. And even then, I gave the rest to my companion to finish off. I chose the potatoes as my side, and they were undercooked.\n\nMy friend's meal was a $10 bowl of vegetable soup, which he did not really care for. He's the kind of guy who will finish his plate even if the food sucks, and even he struggled. Also, you shouldn't find bay leaves in your soup. Note to kitchen staff, please remove those going forth!\n\nAnd yes, the beer is overpriced. I luckily ordered a beer that was on special, but my friend was shocked by how much his beers were! Over $7 for a pint?! Hell no.\n\nThe bartender who served us had a fun haircut and was pretty nice. Some of the other servers seemed stuck up. And the actual restaurant space is beautiful! The place is decked out with wood, tin ceilings, brick and cool lanterns. It's such a nice space, and it's a shame the dining experience just isn't that good. | 0 |
J'y suis all\u00e9e \u00e0 une seule reprise, ne me rendant pas tr\u00e8s souvent dans ce secteur. J'ai appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 l'endroit, l'ambiance \u00e9tait d\u00e9contract\u00e9e et jazzy et j'ai eu le b\u00e9guin pour le d\u00e9cor aux accents rouges!\n\nIl fait bon prendre un verre sur la terrasse ext\u00e9rieure, petite mais relativement confortable. \n\nLe service n'avait rien d'extraordinaire, mais il \u00e9tait correct. La serveuse semblait arborer un sourire forc\u00e9 la plupart du temps, attendant impatiemment son pourboire. Meh. \n\nLes prix des consommations alcoolis\u00e9es sont dans la norme. J'ai toutefois \u00e9t\u00e9 agr\u00e9ablement surprise par la grosseur de mon verre de mojito! :) | 1 |
After reading some of the great reviews, we were really looking forward to this place. Unfortunately, it did not live up to the hype. First, it was 90 degrees in Montreal and this restaurant had no AC. It was sweltering and sweat was pouring off of all of us as we waited for our food. \n\nThe service was terribly slow--in fact another customer ended up giving us his menu when he realized we had been seated, but had not been visited by our waiter. Normally with service this slow, I would have walked out, but the promise of delicious dumplings kept me from leaving. \n\nFinally our order arrived and my boyfriend and I just stared at it. The pan fried dumplings we had been waiting all day to try were stuck together and burned. We took a couple of bites and the taste just wasn't right. It was bland and dry. \n\nMy recommendation, visit Oh Dumpling just a block away. It's a much better experience. | 0 |
don't bother... and make sure you don't go there at night. | 0 |
What the crack. No.\n\nFood was not only unmemorable, but ridiculously priced and not delicious at all.\n\nI am not sure why we wasted our money and time here when there are so many better Las Vegan restaurants here.\n\nBe gone! | 0 |
Til this day my husband and I will randomly bring up how amazing the chicken wings were. I still get random cravings for the fish sandwich. This place is a must go to when in Vegas. \n\nOh and the jalape\u00f1o poppers---- ammaaaazing. They come in these tubes.\n\nTrust me, it's not just the hype. | 1 |
I got bottom service here for my birthday. The promoter gave us a 2500 minimum quote but when we got to the front a manager approached us rudely and told us we'd have to up our minimum to 3000 or get out. The tab came out to about 4500 after tax, gratuity and some LET fee\n\nManagement and security were very rude. The bottle service girl was very nice and smokin hot. Her name is Lana.\n\nThe club was pretty packed, Calvin Harris was DJing, but overall Hakkasan really needs to work on customer service. \n\nLight is still my favorite club for EDM by far | 0 |
Would like to review the food, but still haven't been able to get into the place. Every time we stop by -- our fourth time in a month -- we're told it's a 90-minute wait. And each time, the hostess looks at us incredulously when we DON'T leave our names. \n\nSeriously, take reservations. Please! | 0 |
Excellent Pad Thai, very pleasant atmosphere, prompt and friendly service. Even though the Pad Thai is probably one of their most frequently ordered dishes it was piping hot and the vegetables were fresh. Their menu is pretty large and can accommodate a range of tastes within Thai food. When in Vegas I will most certainly make efforts to repeat here and to try as many other dishes as they have. | 1 |
Descriptive phrase: das a big boot.\n\nCame for the Boot, stayed for the Boot.\n\nGet some friends, sit outside in their biergarten or inside in the kitschy old German bierhall. Order a real German beer in a glass boot. Proceed to play the game.\n\nYou'll get drunk, you'll eat lots of free popcorn, you'll laugh, you'll glub, you'll love it. | 1 |
The Bottom Line: Clean. Professional. Very attentive to details. I got tired of other dry cleaners burning my french cuffs and handing me cleaned clothes that seemed to need a decent ironing. I'm so happy I made the change.\n\nI love the 24-hour drop-off facility. Couple that with the staff, how delicate garments are handled and the price, I am a very happy customer. | 1 |
Two words. Two glorious words. These two words will be the cornerstone of an incredible BLT Steak experience. \n\nTuna Tartare \n\nThe tuna tartare is incredible. I love raw fish, and have enjoyed plenty of raw fish, but the BLT Steak tuna tartare is hands down the best I have ever, ever had. It's awesome. If you do not have this as an appetizer, you're just missing out. To make it even better, they add avocado and gaufrette chips. Incredible. \n\nOther great things on the menu:\n- Popovers - they are baked in house and have gruyere cheese in them. It comes with homemade butter and sea salt. They are heavenly. \n- Blue cheese stuff olives soaked in vodka - Also known as a martini. They can mix a great one up there. \n- The amuse bouche - typically, it's been chicken liver mouse with some rustic bread. \n\nSteak - The steak is great, but it's not the best I've had. It comes served in cast iron pan, so the presentation is nice. Unfortunately, two out of the three times I have been, my steak was slightly overcooked. Oh well. \n\nSides - I've had quite a few. The jalapeno mashed potatoes are interesting, but I think there are other ones I feel are better. The roasted potatoes and brussel sprouts are very good. Get them. Recommended. \n\nLastly, the space is just cool. The bar outside of the restaurant in the Ritz-Carlton is quite lively, albeit slightly older. Basically, if you're a divorced 40-50 year old, you probably want to hang here. Just sayin'. Inside the restaurant, it's a cool layout and very nicely done. \n\nAll in all, it's a good place to go for a fancy dinner. If you can put on the expense account, even better.... | 1 |
I love having a place to take my clothes to get money back without having to ship it across the country. You have to be careful with what you bring in because sometimes there picky with the styles. The staff is very friendly and the store is always clean, I recommend this store to anyone that is looking for a cheap way to keep up with the styles. | 1 |
Large buffer, but not many food items.\nThe items they had were not that great ... The food quality is comparable to any regular cheap buffet.\nDefinitely not worth the price ! | 0 |
I have eaten at several TdB's and the service and food is always amazing and the the one in LV definitely surpassed my expectations. Although we did have reservations, they over shot our reservations by 20-25 minutes. Order the pitcher of Sangria nad set back and enjoy!! | 1 |
This place is a hidden treasure. I drive by it all the time, and never checked it out because it seemed kind of grungy from the outside. However, it always looked busy, so I thought I'd give it a try.\nMy large family and i ordered A LOT of food. We all shared it and had leftovers for days. We ordered the shrimp fried rice, the moo shoo vegetable, the spicy eggplant, crab puffs, spring rolls, orange chicken, vegetable egg-foo young, and a couple of other things that were great. Their food was delicious. One of the best Chinese restaurants in the valley, for sure. Their crab puffs and moo shoo vegtable stood out to me. My dad loved the orange chicken and said that in his 72 years of life, it was the best orange chicken he has ever had. \nI recommend this place. They have great lunch specials, as well. The service is amazing and the women are very attentive. Our drinks were always full. \nWe will definitely be back many times. | 1 |
Don't pass this place up! Great food, superb atmosphere and fantastic staff. Not to mention it's budget making it the ideal hang out spot.\n\nYou will find me there eating a good burger entree, while shifting my head back n forth across the plasma screens. \n\nAppetizers are a great deal here so don't forget to try several. | 1 |
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