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Its a shame. Funny/Cool Novelty concept. Cool atmosphere.Very original. But....The food was horrible. When I am willing to push the concern of my health aside and eat greasy, unhealthy, fatty food, its because it is BOMB.com good. My Burger...NASTY....Fries....NASTY...shake was good (but you can really only take a few bites until you notice the lard on the spoon). Its a shame. If they could pull out some good burgers, and maybe add some kind additional unhealthy dish (ribs, ribs and BBQ), it would be a cool place to check out. In the meantime, if you have the urge to flush your health down the toilet, I recommend swinging by a McDonnell's drive through. The take credit card, and their burgers and frys will beat this place any day. | 0 |
WOW! This place is in the middle if no where, but SO worth the drive!\n No waiting lines, no traffic, no snarky employees.\n Everyone has been....well....SWEET! We had some special requests that usually need some\nKind of permit, but with an explanation we were waved right through! They are very accommodating.\n The grounds- like a freaking park! I would birng a lunch and EAT here, but wait, I don't have to, the market store has S'mores AND Pumpkin Spices Cappuccino, and a variety of creamers.\n There's a kid park, a pet park, flowers, it is a bit of a walk to get to the gate, but a really pretty walk!\n Thank you, Holly, for booking this flight.\n My daughter has an anxiety disorder, she was quite worried, but it's do homey here she is completely relaxed.\n Greatest airport EVER! (And the one in Vegas has a giant horny toad statue, so that's some competition)\n I trusted this airport, which is important to me, as if I feel my kids are at ALL being not treated totally awesome I tend to open a can o'whoop butt. Just sayin. I'm not really good when my kids aren't treated well. LOL See my Facebook for proof. heh. | 1 |
Went to this location on a Groupon for $59 for eye exam and 2 frames so I figured I would give it a try. \n\nThe location is in PV mall and the 2 times I had called to ask was only given cross streets and not the fact that they were in the mall. This may have changed my mind on the purchasing of the Groupon as my experience with mall eye locations have always been lackluster, and EyeStop was sadly not any better. \n\nThe selection was, well, not a selection at all. The service was very unorganized and unprofessional. The exam took a whopping 10 minutes total so I definitely feel like my money would have been better spent elsewhere. | 0 |
I am not really an arts and crafts kind of guy, but I have on occasions needed to look for things to buy at Michael's for class projects or equipments for baking/pastry classes. Plus it is neat to just walk around and see what stuff they carry.\n\nAnyway, the best part about shopping at Michael's is their 40-50% off coupons that is delivered in the mail. With that in hand I actually received several really good deals on separate shopping trips. The large offset spatula usually runs in the $10-18 range, depending on where you go, and with the discount is the cheapest you can get (even compared to Walmart, which carries the same brand). The exacto knife set I bought was also a good purchase, and the only cheaper source is Amazon (which at the time I didn't have time to wait for).\n\nWith Halloween coming up, it is a great place to shop for Halloween decorations. And that goes for the other holidays too.\n\nThe staff was friendly when I was in this store, which for most occasions have always been pretty empty. This location is pretty easy to get to from the 95. And parking is rarely a problem, compared to the one on Westland Fair. | 1 |
Great store. Clean, friendly staff. Never walked out without something I came for and never disappointed. | 1 |
Bathroom attendant doing a fine job, but this was the worst airport wifi experience I've had ... maybe ever. Huge waste of a layover. | 0 |
Worst service ever!!! \n\nThey were 20 minutes late picking me up. \n\nTold the driver i needed to be to the airport and he ignored my urgency and ran around the city picking random people up while almost re ending traffic on Whitney way texting on his iPad. \n \nSo I ended up missing my flight and as I exited the vehicle the driver was trying to throw my bag that contain my computers and etc on the ground luckily I caught it before it hit or I would probably be sitting in DCJ for beating up a green cab driver. \n\n\nIf you are in a hurry expect any transportation to take you minimum of a hour and half not including pick up time. You would be better off walking!!!\n\nCustomer service 0\nSpeed 0\nOverall 0 \n\nAnti-Green Cab | 0 |
I always have to come in here when I'm in town. What a nice place. The volcano it's the same as it was when it first opened but still great. | 1 |
2 of the best things that could possibly happen when you have dinner is that its a buffet (lots of choices) and its free. Well not exactly free but it was a celebration of my niece's graduation from HS (Congrats Megan - Valedictoria and future Hoya alumni). \n\nThe location for this buffet is inside the Cosmopolitan (a James Bond glossy new casino in the strip). this is my second visit to the Cosmpolitan but it was not a destination for me for gambling (too pricey) or partying (bit old for that), Back to the buffet, Our group was seated in a section separate from the rest of the Buffeteers(?) but we still had to go to each station like a normal customer. \n\nThe choices were varied like most buffets. I often stay away from the more common items I can get anywhere else so I tried mostly stuff I normally would not find on a my daily fast food meal hunt. There were a lot of choices that I would enjoy and also was good for my partner who is a pescaterian (he eats dairy, seafood but no red or white meat). I agree with the other comments on the little pots for some of the dishes. It really is designed to share and takes up most of the space of your plate. I found the Gen Tso's chicken good and crunchy. The ratatatouille was pleasantly steamed without being overcooked but needed a base sauce. The shrimp miso salad was fine. The ceviche passable. The gazpachos bearable. The prime rib was great with a little salt and the bone marrow as the sauce (yes bone marrow). I am not a big buffet eater but thoroughly enjoyed the availability of many choices. \n\nTruly the dessert choices was really good but too much sugar for someone who has to watch his sugar level. The gelatos (esp pistachio and mango) tasted great. The custard/flan was fine. Overall the service and food deserves 4 stars. The best part was that the place was not overcrowded. I think the pricing is higher than most buffets but if the selection is good then its worth it.\n\nThe Wicked Spoon was Wickedly Good for the Stomach! | 1 |
I've been here once for all you can eat and ended up only having two plates. The tastes of the roll and oysters just didnt catch my satisfaction. Stomache totally didnt like it. All my friends who got sashimi seemed to love it though & wanna go back. Im open to give it another shot, but theres so much more better places. The service give Hikari some good stars though! Extra friendly place. Dont knock it till you try it..... Again. Besides, they do have all you can eat sashimi & it's open late. | 0 |
I know that most of my friends and I come here for the drinks for they have awesome food as well. I used to come here all the time with my family when they visited because my Dad is Irish and loves any Irish pub. They have a great Guinness beef puff pastry type deal, deliciously unhealthy mac and cheese and an awesome desserts. I love the brown bread ice cream and their bread pudding! And then once you've devoured all that food (if you can still move) they have great drinks and live bands! | 1 |
Great food, & friendly service. I've tried several of their dishes, but prefer the lo-mein category; the children's lo-mein is actually quite good. Not sure why pei wei gets negative ratings, but I enjoy this place as much as I do Tott's Asian Diner. Both are great places to eat at. It'd be nice if pei wei had listed open/closed hours though. | 1 |
Excellent gub here! Headlined by the Ya-Ya, They only reason I couldn't go 5 stars is the last few times the burgers have been a tad under done. Still recommended though! Don't forget to try the bottled coke! | 1 |
We visited the Pawn shop around 9:30 am on a Thursday morning. No line. Now I went into this with no expectations other than visiting the place where Pawn Stars is filmed. Sure I was hoping to meet Chum Lee or the Old man but I knew if it happened it would be a bonus. The shop was smaller than I thought it would be but I really enjoyed looking around at the various items. The workers were really nice, we were looking at some Rolex watches and they answered our questions and was even willing to take them out of the showcase for us. We saw the area that they guys hang out at although we were not allowed to take pictures over there. Overall it was great and i'd do it again the next time I visit Las Vegas. | 1 |
A-okay mall. Kinda deserted. Lots of small shops. Not too many big names. Or I didn't get that far in. You should, however, stop by the \""Buy today, gone tomorrow' store. you might find a steal. I bought those cake pans that are shaped like a donut, oreo cookie or cupcake for only $7. I went to the as soon on tv store and they sold for about $25. A steal? Hell yeah. Same brand and all too. | 0 |
WIth so many options for frozen yogurt and ice cream within a three-mile radius of this location, Tasti-D-lite is pretty close to bottom of the barrel. What promised to be a unique idea turned out to be rather pedestrian. The actual store's hours did not match their websites -- which is a bummer if you walk there and find them closing when you should have had another 30 minutes or hour. But maybe they were closing because they had no customers and just didn't want to stay longer. The frozen ice cream/yogurt (whatever) they sell does taste pretty good, but doesn't explain why they charge $4-to-$5 for a cone. This is Chandler, not Scottsdale. And for that matter, why would a cone cost that much in Scottsdale anyway? Healthier dessert options are to be applauded, but I'd really like to see stores go out of their way to serve our wallets as well as our waistlines. | 0 |
Ok so I think i have about had it with this place. Other bj's are sooo much better but the service at this one sucks!\n\nThey have failed miserably like 5 times in a row. The thing is the foods always pretty good and the beer is great. But having to wait 30 minutes for a pitcher of beer or to even see your server is unacceptable. The sweet pig pizza and j. Red beer is great and keep is coming back but maybe not worth it in the end with grimaldis acrossnthe street | 0 |
The food quality is average at best. The delivery service is horrible. I have ordered two times previously and it took 1-2 hours for the food to arrive. Last time I placed an order two hours after a confirmation email they say they received it and forgot to make the order. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else, you will be thankful you did. They will probably be out of business soon. | 0 |
We sat outside. Which was dusty & dirty of course, but we didn't mind. \nOur waiter was nice, but did kind of smell like booze. His service was quite slow at the start. He kept coming outside to talk to the other waiter as if we weren't his customers too. I don't want to hear about your personal shit, really I have enough of my own.\n\nWe both had a Pellegrino & a glass of wine. \n\nWe had the Meat & Cheese Antipasto 12.95. It was okay. The mozzarella was like Poly-O. The bread was dry & lacking in flavor. \n\nFor my entree I had a pasta special which was okay. The sauce was tasty, but for $16 I thought I would have received more of it. It was only a very small portion. In all fairness it was an Italian portion. I just didn't feel it was worth it. I wanted it to blow my mind...\n\nMy husband had the Spinach Salad. It was just baby spinach leaves, pecorino shavings & some croutons. Again, for $9.95 I felt it was a very small portion of salad. \n\nWe skipped dessert. \n\nOverall, nothing was awful about the meal, it just lacked in quality overall. I figured since the owner is Italian it would have been better.\nIt was not worth the $80 that's for sure. I would definitely not go back either. | 0 |
The anti-Vegas.\n\nPlain and simple the best dive bar ever.\n\nWhat makes it so great is that its in Vegas and its the dirtiest, dankest, hole in the wall there is. \n\nA house drink called ass juice, which I am sure is watered down robitussin, with vodka added.\n\n$2 Newcastles\n\nWorlds best jukebox\n\nAsteroids arcade game\n\nOne time three lovely ladies decided they wanted to show me their tatas, and what lovely tatas they were!\n\nAnd yes Jen L.; Bourdain was there, thats a deal seal.\n\nEvery time a cabbie drops me off I hear the same thing \""Good luck\"", that's classic!\n\nVery important, from what I have noticed of DD, the motto is drink all you want, have as much fun as you want, however, the second your an asshole your out and out quick. As well it should be. | 1 |
I am shocked that anyone would write a review and give this place more than three stars at best.\n\nI went to Gigi's and bought 3 cupcakes. The first was a texas milk chocolate, this one was the best and the only reason why I am giving this review 2 stars. It was moist, but nothing special, just a chocolate cupcake, and not worth $3.50. The next two were awful and we ended up throwing them away after a couple of bites. One was a lemon cake with strawberry frosting and the other was a strawberry cake with chocolate frosting. They both were dried out and only had a hint of strawberry and lemon. They said that there was fresh strawberries in the strawberry one, but I could not find any. The frosting was nothing special just a normal buttercream frosting, it was mediocre.\n\nOnly one out of the 3 cupcakes was edible and that one was only mediocre.\nI will never go there again, these cupcakes are not worth the money. \nI normally just bake cakes and cookies, but I know that I could make better cupcakes than Gigi's. | 0 |
We have come here off/on for the past several months - mostly because it is semi close to us. The first experience was positive and we felt we had found a good option for our family. Things have rarely been good since that first time. We get our orders to go and it usually has issues. The biggest issue being that the food is burnt. Sweet potato tots - black around the edges. Hot dogs - ends are charcoal black. Wings - so burnt they taste like I'm licking a piece of charcoal. They also never provide the kids drink (which is included in the meal) and we have to ask for it which gets them pretty upset. Another issue is - the order is usually wrong. Order onion rings? Well, you get fries (there is a $2 up charge to get onion rings). Order no tomatoes? Well, surprise! One time we even got someone else's order mixed in with ours. I think this place gets too busy for its own good. \n\nSo why not 1 star? Because when the food is good - it's pretty good. We keep coming back hoping that we will hit the take out lottery and have everything work out. Why 2 stars? Because it rarely works out. | 0 |
This location is one of the smaller walmarts that I have been to. Only reason I come here is because it's location by my house and the red box right at the door by the exit. They have the normal things that most walmarts do, but the grocery section is lacking. There is no fresh meats, all frozen. One thing that I do like is that I can go through the garden entrance and be at the sporting section very quick to buy my fishing permit. | 0 |
A friend of mine, who has lived here over 20yrs with his family, constantly badgered me to get to this place. Finally, I had a weekend without travel or other plans and I gave in to the drive to Mesa for what was supposed to be awesome food. \n\nTHIS FOOD GOES TO 11....\n\nAs I have grown older, I seem to be sweating more when I eat hot foods. The salsa alone made me ask the waiter for a kitchen towel. Both the red and green salsas packed a great bunch of heat, but not the crappy \""burn the crap out of your mouth\"" type of heat. It was a slow, mellow burn, with FLAVOR! I knew I was in for a great meal. I had to order a red chili tamale, and a carne adovada burro. The chunks of roasted pork reminded me of the best osobucco I had ever cooked. I cleared the plate and ever since I left the restaurant, I have this yearning to return. I'm obsessed now... dreaming of when I can go back and eat more. | 1 |
I do love the European Wax Company in general, but this visit was awful. The waxer herself was very very nice and could hold a nice conversation. But, my Brazilian wax did not turn out at all. I've had plenty in the past and this is just awful. To put it in a few words... Crooked, still hair everywhere, and raw. Im lost for words. Do yourself a favor and avoid a nice lady by the name that starts with a \""K\"". I don't want to put her on blast. | 0 |
Great service and super cheap! I love this place!! | 1 |
I've stayed in better. I thought about what I wanted to get across and that's it. The Hilton brand is good, an old name with value behind many of their properties.\n\nI stayed here because of a convention. My stay was for 4-days. I work in hospitality and travel abroad and in the US regularly. I understand excellent customer service and can tell you now which hotel properties delivered, and who did not. Not a snob here, LOL, just a consumer who appreciates value and excellent customer service. \n\nThe room is great. I stayed in a 1-bedroom (with adjoining living area, full kitchen and master bath). It looks like around 400 square feet. \n\nThere is NO room service here. There is NO restaurant. The closest restaurant is a Hilton Hotel next door. They do NOT deliver room service. Although this looks like a Hotel and is marketed as one, it really is more of a time share type of property. \n\nThe \""Front Desk\"" staff does not have that \""touch\"" which many 4 and 5-star properties do. The Concierge? Forget it. Awful. My first night I was curious about dinner, so went down to her desk around 6 pm. She was bending over putting things in a bag and I said, \""Hello, Concierge?\"" She looked at me and didn't say a word. I looked a couple of brochures and she said, \""Excuse me, I'm trying to leave...my Husband has been waiting for me for 15-minutes, and I need to get out of here.\"" Just like that!!!!!! No, \""I'm sorry, how can I help you?\"" or...\""I'm on my way out, what can I do for you?\"" No Question!!! I just stood there for about 3-minutes while she packed her bags. I just wanted to know where I could order dinner from a restaurant who would deliver. (Side note, I have called the \""Front Desk\"" and spoke with J. who would not give me her name, which is interesting because he interacted with her today). NIce...\n\nDon't stay here. I was guaranteed a room at 12:30 when I checked in (a month before-hand) and was not able to check in until 4. The room wasn't ready. \n\nThe Front Desk and Concierge have zero customer service skills, IMHO. They attempt to run the front desk like a hotel, but I felt as though it were a Youth Hostile. Sure there was a smile, but the genuine customer service you feel? Non-existent. I won't be staying at this property again. \n\nAs mentioned, there is a Deli on site. In fact, when I was asking the front desk (because the aforementioned \""Concierge\"" had to leave), they did all they could to sway me over to the \""Deli\""...saying, \""Well, you can find most anything you need there.\"" I gave it a shot, and ended up spending $58 on one carton of eggs ($6.50), one 8-oz block of cheese, one small bag of chips (2 oz.), 1 package of lunch meat and 3 bottles of wine (which are $3 at my grocery store in my neighborhood). Wow. \n\nNo, I won't be staying here again. \n\nRoom and Housekeeping: 4-star\nConcierge & Front Desk: 1.5-star\nDeli Customer Service: 4-star\nDeli Prices: 1-star | 0 |
This mall is ghetto and so are the employees. \n\nI was in the neighborhood and need to kill some time, so I took my kid to the playground (which is very worn out). Decided to walk around and see what shops are still open, when I almost slipped on some water, I was able to gain my balance by grabbing the wall. I saw a maintenance lady nearby and informed that the floor is wet. She went to inspect it and said in Spanish its nothing, not a big deal, its almost dry. She pissed me off, obviously there was enough water for me to slip, you could even see the skid mark my shoe left in the water. And I replied to her back in Spanish \""I was just letting you know so someone else doesn't come and slip and sue this mall.\""\n\nI remember as a teen this was the mall to go to. Now its just sad to see what it has become. NEVER COMING BACK TO THIS GHETTO MALL | 0 |
1rst time there, ordered a plate of sushi but everything tasted bad, not fresh, smoked salmon had small white spots on it so I had to throw it out. Today, I gave it another chance and ordered a sauteed seafood udon hoping a cooked meal will be better. Nope, it was just as bad, got 2 small shrimps, 1 mussel, 1 scallop and some shredded imitation crab meat. The scallop did not taste as it is supposed to; gamy, disgusting, probably stored in the freezer for way too long. Therefore, I did not take the chance for the mussel...only the udon noodles. Nothing is fresh and it's a Japanese restaurant. I will never return there, I DO NOT RECOMMEND. | 0 |
Sometimes, the best way to appreciate life is to take yourself to the very pits of it, and just revel in the sheer destitution. Princes Mall Food Court may be a bleak, depressing and foul-smelling experience all rolled into one, but it's also quite unforgettable for those same reasons.\n\nEffectively a collection of chain fast food joints surrounding a sprawling mass of cheap late 80s tables, the first thing you'll notice is that the punters are all under 16 or over 65. Those that aren't are rarely in possession of all their limbs, or teeth.\n\nI'm not the type to snicker at fast food to try and convince both myself and others I've a shred of class, so I can appreciate the outlets here for what they are, and to some extent, enjoy them. It's just the customers that make it difficult. Every time you look up, you will definitely catch a glimpse of someone who's appearance and / or eating habits puts you off your lunch, so your best bet is just to keep your head down and get on with it. This can actually make your saturated fat-laden feast that bit more enjoyable, as you'll likely concentrate solely on the eating to blank out the misery of your surroundings.\n\nIt stinks too. Really bad. Yet it has to be experienced at least once, preferably via KFC or Harry Ramsden's. Spud-U-Like looks very tempting as well and I'll go for that one next time I can muster up enough self-loathing to set foot in here. | 1 |
Leaves much to be desired. Overpriced. Better Jamaican food in the valley! After getting reheated stake red beans and rice brought it to the owners attention, he did nothing about it and had the audacity to charge me for the meal. This restaurant may be good for folks who don't really know authentic West Indian cuisine. | 0 |
The place is dead, shelves are half empty, over priced. We bought the very last patio table in stock and on sale and when we got home, one of the main screws holes to hold the table together was stripped. We couldn't return it due to it being the last one, so we used super glue inside the hole an rigged it our self and now it's working great. | 0 |
I would only go to this show if you're a HUGE fan of the Beatles. The acrobatics of Cirque du Soleil is not the main feature and there are no live vocal performances. The visuals are stunning but without substance. The entire thing was like a plotless film set against a Beatles-only soundtrack with people jumping around. Maybe not unlike that 2007 movie, Across the Universe. | 0 |
I have to agree with Mario. This is a great Gamestop.\n\nThis is been my default Gamestop as long as I've been in Vegas. While there's nothing that's particularly stand-outishly unique about this store from any other Gamestop, what makes it stand out is is the great staff.\n\nA lot of Gamestops are pushy. As soon as the \""Hello\"" is cleared, the pushes for trade-in or reserves are initiated. That's not the case here. They are helpful, but not pushy. They try to help you find what you're looking for without rushing past all the formalities to start hawking the latest games. They actually will carry on a conversation and actually make decent recommendations based off your gaming interests as they get to know you. These guys are gamers, and are not feeding you lines to get you to buy something. I appreciate the honesty.\n\nThey also hold a lot of midnight release events for big games, and I've never had a single reserve issue with them. Even if I may not be able to make it in right away, one call to explain I might not make it in that day is all it takes. And when I do come in, there's my game. They look out for their customers.\n\nAny retail chain store, regardless of what they sell, are a dime a dozen. What makes one particular store stand out from another are the people who run it. And in this case, the people here are what keeps me coming back game after game, year after year.\n\nThey haven't depleted my wallet yet, but they sure as heck like to try. Heh. | 1 |
***My first review anywhere about anything***\nFor years, I've been hearing about these legendary pies...so, on a recent trip to the Grand Canyon, my wife and I made a point to finally stop @ Rock Springs Cafe for lunch.\nWe arrived well after the lunch rush, so there were plenty of seats available, and the restaurant appeared well-staffed.\nWe were seated quickly...I did my best to glance at the dishes in front of diners we passed along the way to see if anything looked particularly enticing...I noticed that several plates had uneaten, limp and soggy looking fries, so I made a mental note to avoid them.\n\n3 people offered to take our drink order within mere seconds...which I interpreted to be a sign of good things to come...but, boy, was I wrong. \n\nWe asked our server for recommendations, and she struggled to come up with suggestions. The menu has a half-dozen or so items marked as \""House Specialties\"" (or something like that)...among them, is Chicken Fried Steak, which our server recommended as well...so I order that with mashed potatoes.\n\nOur Order:\nChili - My wife liked it\nClam Chowder - I'd bet $1000 it was from a can. Artificially thick with scant (and very chewy) clams.\nChicken Fried Steak - Had an oddly uniform shape and thickness...I told the server that it was \""horrible\"" and asked if it was was prepared on site or frozen. She admitted that they bought it already prepared and frozen and just heated it up. She further stated that the previous owner had made it fresh, but that the new owners considered this \""good enough.\"" When I exclaimed that for $10.95 I could have bought the same garbage at Costco and made my own, she agreed. I didn't finish the steak...and the gravy (like the chowder) was artificially weighty and almost certainly also from a can.\nMashed Potatoes - Not so much \""mashed\"" as \""smashed\"" and served with an ice cream scoop. This may have been satisfactory, were it not for the grape-sized black chunk of rotten potato in my second bite.\n\nNobody ever noticed when our drinks needed to be refilled...I finally asked a different server for a refill.\n\nAt one point, I noticed that the pick up/service window was overflowing with plates ready to be served while waitstaff stood nearby, chatting, apparently oblivious to the food that was ready to be served. (Well, at least \""intended\"" to be served...because most of what we saw was never \""ready\"").\n\nOur check arrived while we were eating our pie. There was no consideration for the fact that we had complained about the food quality and not finished our plates.\n\nI don't remember what kind of pie we ordered...really...and, while I have no complaints about it, but it was certainly unspectacular.\n\n...then, we hit the road bound for Williams, AZ where we had an even less-stellar meal at the Grand Canyon Railroad Cafe...but, that's another story. | 0 |
My friend and I went to the new Steak 'n Shake tonight. His friends raved about it so we decided to check it out. We were pretty disappointed. The burgers and fries taste like what you'd find at any other fast food restaurant but the other places are a lot cheaper. The milkshakes left a lot to be desired.\n\nSo we came, we tried, and we won't be back again. | 0 |
How could you not like this place?\n\nFun variety of kitchen goodies(prepping, and plating), interesting decor, decent furniture. If that's not enough, wander back to the wines, pick out something new(and relatively cheap), then grab a tasty treat(My recent pick? Crunchy Chocolate Hazelnut Spread. Oh yes.). I also enjoy getting the seasonal beer samplers for my beer snob of a boyfriend!\n\nI will admit, some items are beyond my meager budget, but you can find a lot of steals, too(Sign up for the emails, like Nina O. said). | 1 |
i wouldn't say this is the best sushi i've had or anything but i did enjoy my meal and i would go back.\nour server was very nice but didn't offer us a second beer and forgot one of the apps we ordered. we were about finished eating when we finished our beers though, and i was too full to even eat the other app had it come out, so it turned out all right.\nupon sitting, we got a small plate of edemame. any place that serves it without me having to ask or pay extra is ok in my book. although it was cold, which i thought was a little unusual. still not bad though.\ni got 2 of the specialty rolls on happy hour special: vegas and alaska. i liked the crispy one better, although i can't remember which one that was. the other one came with salmon on top which was the best part of that one. although both were good. my friend ordered shrimp tempera roll, also off the happy hour menu, and sesame chicken.\nwe both enjoyed our meals and the price was reasonable, at least with the happy hour discounts. i think next time i'd like to try sitting at the sushi bar for that experience. | 1 |
We dined at this restaurant which is located in the Rio. Poor experience! The service was very poor and not much better than the food. Few, if any, of the wait staff could speak English and they appear to cater to mostly Chinese tourists. Had difficulty getting our water glasses refilled. My wife requested another bowl of rice, but it took them 10 minutes to deliver it. We requested a second dish of an item and after 10 minutes, they finally told us they ran out and had to cook some more -- we cancelled and left. Servers came by with carts twice, then we could never get them to come by again--worst Dim Sum ever! | 0 |
Do not go to this place! The owner Doug is rude and spends his time talking negatively about customers and other businesses. Such a turn off when you pay money for services and overhear such mean and negative comments! | 0 |
Very good Chinese chicken salad. Lunch specials are really inexpensive. Everyday is a different special. | 1 |
Visited this place for the first time last week while I was on vacation and I must say I was super impressed. The place was decorated beautifully and the food was really fresh. \n\nWas greeted by the Manager, Patrick, who came out and ensured that our dinner awesome. They definitely make you feel welcome. I will absolutely be visiting this place again when I come back into town.\n\nHighly recommend! | 1 |
The service is so horrible I wish I can give in negative stars. RUDE bartender.... non-existant service (we waited 40 min for a waiter to even acknowledge us) and the band that was playing wanted me to kill myself. The dance floor was filled with old people and it made you want to stay away from it. I did not try any of their food because there was no one that could even take our order. This was just a horrible experience and will never come here again. | 0 |
Love this place! Please open one in LA!\nSuper healthy food in a very cool, rustic setting. I ordered the tri tip steak bowl with black rice and veggies and they have plenty of sriracha to add :)\nI sat and ate my dinner on the patio, where there's about 15 tables, a deck and a giant, life size chess game. | 1 |
Okay, I know this is just an IHOP, so I shouldn't expect culinary excellence. \n\nBut.\n\nWe've been to this location a couple times. They do breakfast VERY well. Their coffee is always fresh and hot. Their pancakes are always fresh and hot. Their orange juice is never too tart, never too sweet. I've never found foreign items in my food. Wait staff is always courteous and helpful.\n\nBut.\n\nBeware - when you order NON-breakfast items, you may not end up with a satisfying meal. This past weekend I took my daughter and my grandmother to the IHOP for a quick & cheap post-church lunch. My grandmother ordered coffee and a belgian waffle - she said it was very delicious. My daughter got the baby cakes kids meal, and she ate most of it. I made the mistake of ordering the chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and corn on the side. The chicken fried steak was so tough as to be inedible (I took a couple bites and left the rest). The mashed potatoes had clearly been in that serving bowl since the morning. I took one bite and when I realized I was eating aged potatoes, I left the rest. The corn was the best thing on the plate. Needless to say when we got home I made myself a sandwich since I didn't really get lunch at the IHOP. *lol*\n\nAs I said, we've been to this location before, and they definitely do breakfast right (which makes sense given what an IHOP is). My daughter and grandmother were very satisfied with their meals. But stick with the breakfast menu. Don't venture anywhere near the non-breakfast menu. Then you should be fine. | 0 |
A sporadic text message from my friend had me wondering what to have for lunch. Before I could figure it out, he was already ready to go. So I turned on the GPS on my phone, and found a place nearby on Yelp. I really hesitated to go here, and was so close to insisting on Chipotle instead. However, I figured I would give NYPD another shot.\n\nI rarely leave food unfinished, even if its mediocre. But the wings that came with the lunch special were so bad that I just could not finish them. If there wasn't any hot sauce, I probably would have vomited. Did they decide to just take week old wings and serve them? I am incredibly disappointed. I seriously have never had wings as bad as NYPD's in my entire life.\n\nThe pizza slice was ok, but seriously why bother selling stuff that is just plain terrible? I'm really going to hesitate coming back here. In fact, I probably wouldn't come here even if a friend invited me for lunch and paid for it. One of my worst experiences ever. | 0 |
Really poor service, and extremely mediocre food, at least for brunch. They had a nice draft list, so I'd be willing to check it out for happy hour. | 0 |
We were so excited to try this addition to Legume out. We arrived around 7pm, sat down, ordered drinks, and inquired about food/desserts. After our drinks arrived, our waiter told us he'd 'be right back.\""\n\nHe never did come back. \n\nThe man behind us ordered and received his meal, and the family behind him ordered theirs. We finished our drinks, found our waiter, told him we would not be ordering food, paid for our drinks, and left. We have not had such bad service anywhere else in Pittsburgh. Really disappointed.\n\nHighlight of the night, we had a delicious dinner at Park Bruges. | 0 |
Definitely never coming back, For starters, the atmosphere was completely uncomfortable and the service was extremely slow. The music was so loud I couldn't even have a conversation with my boyfriend who was sitting directly across from me. The tables were pushed together really close. It almost felt as if I was eating in a cafeteria. \n\nThe food was also extremely bland. I got the New York Steak and it was probably one of the worst steaks I have ever had. Our waitress was friendly but in general the service was extremely slow... by the end of the meal, we skipped dessert because we were so eager to leave. This meal was not worth what we paid. | 0 |
Que paso Homey?! I come for vacation frm Chicago and thought 'mannn the Mexican food is gona be gooood being so close to the MothaLand!' But noOoO! Wow- this was my first impression of Mexican food here- and it was HORRIBLE! I had asada tacos and one chicken taco- they had a literal dab of guacamole and they used cheddar cheese!! Who does that?? What happened to queso Ranceherito or queso fresco?! I will give Phoenix one more chance at Mexican food and then I'm RUNNINNNG back to La Villita where Lil Mexico does it legit! | 0 |
Don't go there! Noisy and rude waiters. Never got to eat. After waiting nearly an hour after being told a 20 min. wait, we left. Hostess was especially rude and told us we would need to wait another 20 min. | 0 |
A friend of mine had raved about it on his FB page so I thought I would stop in for lunch. \n\nThe menu looked great and I had a hard time making a decision but opted for the Ham & Brie Sandwich with a side of fruit. The sandwich was tasty good but I thought they skimped on the brie portion which was the whole reason I ordered it. I should have said something but wasn't in the mood to hassle with it.\n\nReally like the warm atmosphere and the indoor/outdoor bar design is super cool. Service was prompt and friendly. I am looking forward to going back and exploring the menu. | 1 |
Went back here for lunch yesterday and didn't enjoy the meal nearly as much. Ordered a large veggie chicken bowl, California roll and a small fountain drink and it was $16 which is outrageous for a fast food. I can get chicken, California roll, gyoza, salad and soup and drink for $11 at a local sit down Japanese restaurant.\n\nNone of the food was enjoyable this time and I couldn't eat the California rolls as they were warm and didn't taste right. I only ate two and threw the rest away and my stomach was queasy the rest of the day which I'm assuming was from the roll.\n\nI enjoyed this place the first time I went but this time I didn't enjoy any of it. | 0 |
Home Depot USUALLY rocks. I feel a personal responsibility to report my experience at this location.\n\nWent to purchase some boxes and a dolly for a move I have coming up. Boxes- check. Dolly-check... wait a second! Why is this thing wobbly and hard to pull?? OH, because there is a HOLE in the tire I could fit my FIST into!\n\nThis was probably due to the fact that Home Depot accepted a return from a customer that used or ABUSED this dolly. Either reject this person from making the return OR take your losses and demote this thing to be used on the floor. Do NOT try to resell it as NEW?!?\n\nI posted a picture of this dolly, FYI, in case you can't believe what I'm saying.\n\nJust a little advice, from now on I will be making sure my merchandise is NEW when shopping at this Home Depot and probably the other ones as well. | 0 |
There are soooo many restaurants in Vegas.... Do yourself a favor and skip Eiffel Tower. Filet should be buttery and not the texture of a top sirloin or a leather shoe. Potatoes were perfectly cold. There were so many employees and noone seemed to be organized. Try Strip Steak | 0 |
This place has lousy service, even by K-Mart's low standards. It's bad enough that they're in a sketchy neighborhood, with clientele to match, but the service is virtually non-existent. | 0 |
Points I get across to:\n1. Demographic\n2. Atmosphere\n3. Hookah\n\n1. An important part of a business is the demographic it appeals to. Unfortunately, this ranks a 3 out of 10 for me because you'll find rowdy, poorly dressed teenagers with obnoxious mouths and bad tempers under the assumption that they're the \""Sh**\"" and should not be messed with. The establishment does nothing about the cacophony and behavior of these \""teenagers\"". In fact, they join in at times as well. On a more personal note, I'm bothered at the fact that the employees of 3 Kings Hookah do NOT wear uniforms to distinct themselves from the general public.\n\n2. The atmosphere is mediocre AT BEST. It ranks a 3 out of 10. The couches are uncomfortable and you can't help but think about the cleanliness of the furniture. The HVAC set up yields a poorly maintained temperature setting which varies throughout the area of the establishment. The music was orchestrated by a DJ who thought that late 2000 hip hop and R&B mixes were appropriate. The strobes, lasers, and disco balls depicted radical lighting patterns that reflected a generic scene from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. If you are apoplectic do NOT enter because it will induce a seizure.\n\n3. The hookah apparatus that I had was FILTHY. I don't know if it was dust or grease, but the white napkin i wiped it with proved to me it was not something I want to smoke from. In terms of the hookah, you should just smoke the hookah you have at your house or your friend's house. It was NOT terrible it was just not worth paying for. I'm not picky about my hookah but I know how it should be done. I can attest that the hookahs they have are of HIGH QUALITY. They also have pretty cool hookah tips (they gave me long one that I kept and use periodically). The fashion of which they set their hookahs up is poor. I question their methods and their cleanliness. 4 out of 10 in my book. | 0 |
I loathe these stores. The clothes are cheaply made. The prices aren't comaprable to the item. This is \""name brand\"" prices for crap clothing. The only reason I set foot in here is because my daughter got gift cards from relatives for Christmas. and for $50 she got a thin pair of jeans, a knit skirt and a thin black shirt. and we went over by 87 cent! OH and the jeans were on CLEARANCE for $15.99!!!! \n\nCRAP styles too, its like a clash between late 70's early 80's. DRAB DRAB DRAB.\n\nTheir shoes.................... are you kidding me? Pay less has better! and most of the time its BOGO so in the future i will sell the gift cards for cash! | 0 |
A great little place that serves... BEER. For someone like me new to the craft beer world, its a blast reading and trying new beer! Our first visit I went with a few I knew like the sonoran white chocolate ale, and wells banana bread beer (bottle) and have to say, the group of 4 we had all LOVED the food. I had a panini and really enjoyed it. Pretzel bites with the cheese were perfect! We live in mesa but make it a point to come here! Is it Friday yet? | 1 |
Gus...oh, Gus. I've driven by you for years and always wondered...\""what-if\""? What-if I had extra time for lunch; what-if I drove by and it was actually open? Well, all these \""ifs\"" were answered in a recent visit. Some places, the outside can be deceiving. Hmm...not this place, the outside matches the inside unfortunately. Sticky menu's, dirty tables, salty blah food, EEK! The waitress was REALLY NICE though and looked like a veteran of the place. The food (beef & rice w/potato side) was not worth finishing, and the initial order almost didn't occur. | 0 |
good value for $$$ paid but so many little things wrong with this place that could be easily remedied?\n\npros - value for money in terms of square footage, no casino to walk through and get lost, non smoking, easy walk to aria/bellagio but have to go outside though covered to get to bellagio. good sheets/bed, modern decor. Aveda amentities.\n\ncons:\n1 hr to check in!!! slowest check in, in the world?!?\ncockroach! as we were leaving and I was writing this, cockroach!! gross!\n\nnot sure what my $20 resort fee went towards, if there were supposedly 2 bottles water/day, I didn't see it\nperhaps for the free wifi\n\nin our panoramic suite - 2 phones in the small bedroom, but none in the kitchen nor living room.\n\nI liked the sofa bed in the living room - good for one of our kids to sleep in\n\nBlackout shades were NOT blackout - in that there were gaps every 3 feet and in the corner of the room! which of course, hit the bed! which is the most important part\n\nI came with a group of 5 other friends/couples. we asked to have our rooms put together. NONE of them were together. one was 1 floor down. one was floor 48 one was floor 58, etc etc.\n\nno pen/paper easily accessible to jot phone notes. \n\nWhen I made the reservation months ago, I asked to have a connecting room. When I checked in, I was told \""sorry, can't do that.\"" So they gave me room 28.001 and 28.011 But we also happened to have another room booked under my mother's name, and somehow that room was connecting to 28.001 (it was 28.003), but somehow seconds ago, he couldn't get me a connecting room? what a messed up system?\n\nThey should just have the rooms stocked with the utensils, etc. or at least napkins?\n\nmy friend's room didn't have a coffeemaker. \nBathtub looked deep but was really wimpy.\n\nparents got the room service - said the food sucked.\nwe got locked out of our room - if someone in the room turns the special thing - then you are locked out. Later our keys didn't work.\n\nconcierge told me she booked grand luxe at palazzo - when we got there, the restaurant said we had booked grand luxe at venetian! luckily it was fine.\n\nmy friend got the 2 bedroom 2 level - said it was very vertical and not good\nthen she got the 2 bedroom flat suite and it was NICE for the master bedroom and ok for the other bedroom. but great view in the living room.\n\nso next time would go with the 2 bedroom flat suite - room 54.004 or similar. | 0 |
Default Barros for delivery and for lunch. \n\nGreat pizza, decent staff (hit or miss) and good prices. \n\nThe wings were not so great but I have not had good luck with wings recently anyway. | 1 |
Say what you will, but I just don't appreciate this place at all.\n\nOne of my work teams has been coming here for lunch fairly regularly, and I don't get it. \n\nPros:\n- Decent burgers\n- Fries are always cooked well\n\nCons:\n- No seating... I like the coziness, but it's just downright tiny and cramped\n- Expensive burgers; don't include aforementioned fries\n- Burgers always come out medium-well\n- Curds & fries are straight from the Sysco catalog\n\nExtreme Foul/Fail/Downer:\n- Service is sloooooooooooooooooooow and nearly non-existent\n\nWe have never - not once - managed to get in and out of this place in less than an hour during lunch. Today was the final straw... we arrived promptly at 11:30. There were two other tables of two seated. We placed drink orders and appetizer orders. \n\n35 minutes later, our appetizers arrived. We placed our food order and begged for a little \""urgency\"" to be placed on the order. The place was filling up fairly quickly.\n\n71 minutes after being seated we received our food. 71 minutes to make 6 burgers without fries. Seriously. 1 hour and 11 minutes. Number of drink refils during the 71 minute wait? One. Total time at lunch (from sit-down to departure)? 97 minutes.\n\nWe managed to watch the same episode of Sports Center twice during our stay...\n\nI'm done. Consider this place removed from my list of places to go/refer people to. | 0 |
This is one busy gas station as it's the only one around to service a very large community so the pumps are usually crowded. However, when it gets busy, or maybe it's during certain hours, they will have some employees out there who will pump your gas for you without even having to leave your car. Also, there is a Dunkin Donuts there and a full service carwash which is reasonably priced. There is also a smog inspection and oil service station but I haven't been there yet. The employees are always super friendly and will greet you when you walk in the store which is nice. My only complaint is the lack of parking spots when it gets really busy, it's difficult to navigate with all the cars there, maybe they should open up another Fabulous Freddy's nearby?? | 1 |
The service and atmosphere was great.....but it couldn't make up for the super greasy food. Even the spaghetti squash dish was swimming in butter. I like comfort food but this wasn't comforting it was just oily. | 0 |
Texas Roadhouse should make every native Arizonan absolutely sick to their stomach... The steak is anything but good, and they actually have a mounted saddle that unsuspecting patrons have to sit on and yell \""yeeha!\"". What a joke. \nI'm never stepping foot in a Texas Roadhouse again!! | 0 |
Last night we went to Gabio's Pizzeria, located south of the Blockbuster video, on the 64th street side, of the Safeway center on Greenway in Kierland. We've been following Gabio on Twitter and thought it was time to check-out this place once and for all.\n\nThis very clean, counter style, pizza joint appears a year-or-so old and rather narrow. A single row of seating runs down one side of the restaurant, while the kitchen is on the other. There is only a partial wall separating the two, so you can hear everything that goes-on, and is talked about in the kitchen, while you wait for your food.\n\nWe have lived in Chicago and wanted our kids to try a slice of deep-dish pizza. We ordered a single slice, then ordered a whole new-york crust pizza. Upon sitting down at one of the booths, we then decided to order a combination appetizer of fried mushrooms, chicken fingers and mozzarella sticks.\n\nService was friendly and helpful (at first), and there were two televisions visible from the seating area, and one visible from the ordering counter. Two played a baseball game, while the other played America's Funniest Home Videos...it's not the best to be eating and watching videos of weird things happening in bathrooms at the same time...I question the programming choice, for sure.\n\nThe first food to arrive was the slice of deep-dish pizza that was clearly just re-heated in the oven. I tried to cut the piece into smaller portions for the kids to try, but the crust was so-burned (see photos) that I had trouble getting my metal-knife through it. When the employee came to ask how everything was, I showed him the burned crust, and he replied, \""oh wow.\"" and walked off.\n\nNext the fried combination appetizer arrived, and it was clear this was a mix of brands/preparations. It's not clear whether all of the items were frozen, but it was obvious the mozzarella sticks were. The chicken was fried very-hard and was only warm in the middle. The mushrooms were similar to the chicken, and not very pleasant...the fry oil may have been too hot...\n\nThe next to arrive was the pizza, which we all agreed was quite good. The crust was simple and perfectly cooked. They used red-onions which we enjoy, and the toppings tasted fresh. Our kids ate the pizza quickly, even though it was very, very hot.\n\nSo, in summary...a mixed-bag from Gabio's. Clearly, pizza by the slice is not fresh and is carelessly reheated...I do not recommend it...truly awful stuff. Further, this is a pizza joint, that seems to only do custom ordered pizza well...so don't navigate far from pizza on the menu. | 0 |
I love this place! It opens at 8am which is awesome if you need to pick up goodies before work like I did. Everything tastes so yummy & fresh. I highly recommend the red velvet cupcakes. She even sprinkled edible glitter on it. Adorable!! | 1 |
I've been to Apple stores all over the US, in Seattle, Florida, Denver, Las Vegas. This store is, hands down, the worst. I strongly advise one of the other Apple stores in Vegas. For whatever reason, this one seems particularly poorly managed.\n\nFirst, it's freezing cold in January 2015 and there's no mall, the place is outside! This is apparently to maximize exposure to extreme temperatures in both winter and summer. Crazy. \n\nThe most disappointing part is that the place is ALWAYS understaffed. There's always a wait to buy whatever you're looking for, at least in my experience. Wait times vary from 15 to 45 minutes. Ive never been to an Apple store where there was a wait of more than a few minutes. I don't ever recall it being an issue. \n\nRegrettably, some of the staff have surly attitudes. The guy who explained the wait repeatedly offered the following explanation, \""Yes, there's always a wait when we're busy.\"" Really?? Why?? Is it really that difficult to correctly staff a small retail store? Maybe McDonalds can offer some useful pointers on business management and basic staffing ratios. The DMV staffing model doesn't work in private business. \n\nThe place seems to be chaotic and the few staff around seem to try to avoid eye contact. There seems to be a general lack of maturity to the entire place. The staff seems more interested in giving complex tutorials to people who want to play, rather than ringing up customers who want to BUY. I saw the head red-shirt give a five-minute explanation to a woman who wanted to know where the bathroom was. I had to chase him around the store to make an \""appointment\"" to buy an iPhone. We wont be back to this craptastic Apple Store. | 0 |
This place is a ripped off beware of them !!! They lie so much my experience same as Nicole m I never recommend this place to anyone they r not honest people I'm going to bring my business somewhere else where I know they don't cheat on me | 0 |
The portion size is nice. I ordered a pork rib dinner for under $12. I recieved 5 nice meaty bones, with my choice of baked beans and cabbage. First off, the cabbage looked as if it was boiled in old grease. It sat overcooked broken emulsion pool of oily water juice. My beans were sloppily poured in the compartment next to and on top of half of my cabbage. The beans which were from a can had ground beef added to them, and they would have been good if not for the salt content. They were soooo salty I only ate three bites. Giving each a taste a chance, to be sure I was not over reacting. The ribs had a nice bite and smokey flavor but again....salty as all heck. I would guess it was the rub. Who ever is doing the seasoning must be very heavy handed or not tasting the food during and after cooking. *my advice, you could elevate your baked bean dish by using using dry beans instead of canned ones. Try saut\u00e9ing your cabbage to order instead instead of boiling it in with and in fat or with fatty meat. | 0 |
A beautiful, hip, and industrial look give this newish casino more charm than any other downtown. I cannot wait to throw my wedding here in mere weeks! | 1 |
Took another week to stretch them more. After pointing to the exact pain spot twice, the shoes are now stretched in the wrong area. I'm talking about LV and Prada loafers ruined. As nice as the owner seems to be, he did not get the job done correctly. | 0 |
Great food and great atmosphere. There is a dj booth with great music, this is not your typical sushi place! | 1 |
I will never come to Vegas again without stopping here. I fell in love with our waitress who also gave us some great tips on sight seeing in Vegas. The meal was even better than the service. Bacon cooked just as I asked and pancakes were light and fluffy. On our 8 day trip this was the best meal we had from Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada. On top of all that the atmosphere was reminiscent of old school rat pack Vegas. I could just imagine those guys having breakfast there in the back room. You will not regret this stop well off the strip. | 1 |
Stayed here for 3 nights. Here's a real quick breakdown:\n\nPros:\nClean and spacious room\nDecent pool, deepest it goes is 4.5 ft I think.\nShuttle to the strip 4x a day, but that's also a con.\n\nCons:\nTV didn't work\nNo fridge in room\nDistance from strip\nThin walls. Our experience was we could actually hear someone snoring in the next room.\nFew people working the front desk, which means longer waits.\n\n\nWe stayed here to try and save some money, but ended up paying more for taxis anyway (and who doesn't love getting Vegas history lessons from taxi drivers?), so next time we'll just stay somewhere on the strip. It's just more convenient and I would advise you to do the same, unless you're driving. It's not a bad stay, but I wouldn't stay here again unless I had no other choice. | 0 |
Differing from the average opinion, I got great service at USPS! My postal guy helped me way beyond what I expected. He asked me what I had and where I was sending it to, and based on that, he told me the cheapest and fastest way to send my bulk of clothes, food to my boyfriend would be the flatrate priority box! Only $18 for probably 2-3 pounds of stuff, arriving in 2 business days (P.S. you could send even heavier stuff, as long as it fits into the box). I've never met such a knowledgeable postal service person! Love it. Thank you for making my experience so easy and efficient. | 1 |
This place take you back to a time when food taste real and the service was real also. Like that diner where everybody knows your name. Where the portions kill your stomach but not your wallet. Cant believe i have never heard of this place. A must go. Z | 1 |
I took my dawgie to get Spayed here on the cheap. They did a GREAT job and even followed up with a call the following day just to make sure she was okay! Big ups! | 1 |
Sonic always has what I'm looking for late at night: Sonic Blasts and Limeades. I'm not a big fast food fan, but when I'm in the mood for it, Sonic can satisfy.\n\nThe service is fine, and the line is never too long. | 1 |
The is food great! All dishes have a good ratio of meat & vegetables. If you're new to this restaurant, they do give great suggestions. For the vegetarians out there, they have a vegetarian menu that they don't normally present unless you request it. I absolutely love the vegetarian items. Must haves are tofu larb and fresh ginger with steamed tofu. Be sure to finish off with mango sticky rice. | 1 |
DO NOT GO HERE!!!\nI had the absolute WORST restaurant/bar experience here. My friend and I went to this place, because he highly recommended it. We went there to watch our favorite football team, Team A, and thought it would be a good time. Well, my friend and I usually have the same taste in places, so I agreed. As soon as we walked in, the smell of dirty sewage hit my nose, and I asked my friend, \""don't you smell that\""? He said no, so we continued on to the bar. As we sat down in front of one of the TV's that our team on, we were greeted by the bartender, who is also the owner. He asked us what we were going to have to drink. I ordered a Dr. Pepper, my friend a Beer. He mentioned to us that there were a couple of team B fans in the place tonight, as he could see us wearing our team A jerseys. We said ok cool, no worries. We were there to watch the game and root for our team on, nothing more. As our team made some big plays, we clapped and cheered \""yeah\"". We then asked the owner for some food menus. We placed our order and continued watching the game. In between plays, we noticed the other fans were at the end of the bar from us. We did not heckle them or even look there way. We were focused on watching the game and talking football amongst ourselves. Our team made another big play, and we clapped again, and yelled \""yeah\"". I guess the owner had enough, as he then proceeded over to us and talk to me in a way I have never been talked to before. It went a little like this:\nOwner: \""Hey, can you not cheer until the other people leave, they are team B fans\""\nMe: \""I can't cheer for my team\""?\nO: \""Out of respect for me, please just don't cheer or clap, until they leave\""\nM: \""Why\""?\nO: \""Well I'm the owner, so I can turn the game off. Do you gamble\""?\nM: \""No, I don't\""\nO: \""Well that guy (team B fan) has $10,000 on this game, and he's already down $2,000\""\nM: \""How is that my problem\""?\nO: \""Please just don't cheer until they leave, that's all i'm asking\""\nM: \""So I can't cheer for my team for the whole game basically\""\nO: \""Yes\""\nM: I point to my soda, \""How much is this\""?\nO: \""I'll get it if you're going to leave\""\nM: As I get up from the stool \""Yes I am\""\""\nMy friend does the same and we walk out of that sewage plant. \n\nOnce again, this has NEVER happened to me. EVER! I created a YELP account just so I can spread the word of this terrible business scaring off paying customers. It was number 1-a bar, number 2- we weren't scaring off customers or being obscene, number 3- there was a total of 7 people at a 20 person bar, number 4-isn't the customer always right?\n\nDo not go here, do not give this man another dollar. | 0 |
Not worth a penny of your money. The food is just awful. It's equivalent to Chevy's. So you think Chevy's is great food, you'll love this place. If you are looking for decent Mexican food, however, steer clear. | 0 |
Loud music all the time, unpleasant/ non attentive waitresses....but the food is decent.\n\nThe only reason Ill go here again is if one of my friends chooses it for something they plan. | 0 |
I have seen Carolyn, Stephanie, and Michael at Bambu, and enjoyed my massages with each of them. They all use different techniques and give you different experiences. Definitely recommended. | 1 |
The best chicken tenders ever!!! Don't forget to ask for the special sauce! You could tell that the chicken is not frozen; its fresh... How I miss that place. Their toast is good too. | 1 |
It's one of the few places on Forbes that is open late (besides Eat 'N Park). I used to live very nearby and came here several times in the last 2 years because it was general enough for people's tastes. For tea, late-night hunger cravings, dinner, lunch, dessert. It's a good place if you don't want Eat 'N Park and people in the party are picky.\n\nThe food is sufficient. Huge portions, but I wouldn't say spectacular. The menu has a huge assortment of choices ranging from \""Mexican\"" to sandwiches to pasta. Here, I normally stick with what I consider safe options - club sandwiches.\n\nThe desserts are great, but incredibly small and pricey. The cheesecake with strawberries is typical and satisfied my sweet tooth at least. The kookie monster tastes as expected, but if you're here to overindulge, this is it.\n\nJazz on Wednesdays I believe gives the restaurant a nice ambience. Don't expect to hold a conversation during that time however.\n\nService can be spotty depending on the day. There have been a few occasions where no host greeted us and we ambled in looking for a table. There was one time where the server ignored us for 30 minutes--eventually, we left.\n\nIn sum, it's a good restaurant for what it is. I wouldn't take people here to experience what Pittsburgh is or what good food is for that matter. But if you need to be satisfied with slightly more style than Eat 'N Park, then this is the place. | 0 |
I don't like to be a pain in the ass vegetarian, so I rarely will oppose a restaurant suggestion because of my meat-free diet. If my omnivorous friends want to go to a steak house, I always know I can- at the very least- enjoy a salad or french fries. \n\nThe Yard House was suggested for a business meeting, so I agreed, not expecting too much and just hoping their fries were good.\n\nI was pleasantly surprised by the \""summer salad\"" option on the menu, and it did not disappoint! It was one of the most flavorful, delicious salads I'd ever had. We also all split a desert- and the Peach and Apple cobbler is ridiculously good, too.\n\nI never had to ask for a refill of my iced tea, and our adorable server was in a really good mood. \n\nOverall, I was impressed with this place and am looking forward to coming back. | 1 |
Was in AZ for a day earlier this month (July) and came here at the recommendation of a client. This place did not disappoint! \n\nI ordered the 36-hour Pork Ribs. Portion is large and comes with cole slaw and fries. To my surprise (and the waitress') I ate the entire dish. \n\nDid not have room for dessert, but the next time I'm in Arizona, I'll be sure to stop by again.\n\nVenue is very spacious. Good for large groups. Date friendly as well. | 1 |
Great beer, great food... What more could a girl want? | 1 |
Costumes are appropriate all year long! :D \n\nI love this place BECAUSE of the following:\n~It's a local/family owned business\n~they have a great variety of costumes to buy & rent\n~they also carry gag/prank gifts ;D\n~they aren't seasonal! you can visit any time of the year :)\n\nThe last item I purchased was a ninja set..... lol! The little nephew is gonna love it!\n\nP.S. Pets & Children are welcomed in this store, but both must be accompanied by their owner :) | 1 |
Located inside the Palms by the Sportsbook, enjoy $5 movies on Mondays! Because of this, Mondays have officially turned into Movie Night for me and my friends. I can't fathom watching a movie anywhere else (or any other day) except maaaaybe the Galaxy Theaters on the opposite side of town. But I love the Brenden Theaters because the location, price and bomb deals they have. Not only do they have $5 tickets, but you get to enjoy a popcorn and drink for $5 as well!! My girlfriend and I had a popcorn and drink along with our moving tickets for a grand total of just $15 (plus taxes of course). Try doing that at Town Square or anywhere else. If you're not sold yet, the Brenden Theaters have one theatre called the Dolby theatre that features the hottest movies with improved screen and sound quality. Best part is you can STILL GET SEATS FOR FIVE BUCKS ON MONDAYS! Haha. The only downside is that there is only one Dolby theatre so you need to hurry with the purchasing. As for the normal theaters, they are good enough for me; comfortable seats, good screen resolution and great sound. Better than most theaters in town. Top 3 movie theaters in Vegas, the other two being Galaxy and the Drive-In movie theaters because they are experiential and different. But the Brenden Theaters is practical and cost savvy. | 1 |
Meh, food was fine, but overpriced (even for airport food). There looks like a disconnect between the male and female servers: the male staff looks very professional in shirts and ties, but the females (even with \""dress shirts\"" and ties) don't look professional at all, more like what a high school girl would consider \""professional.\"" (For more clarification, the men are dressed how you expect restaurant managers to dress, while the women were a tad on the sloppy or too-casual side). My server (well, most of the female servers) was inattentive, bringing me a refill for my drink when I was clearly finished with my meal, and all of the women seemed to congregate near the kitchen or next to the bar to chat and joke. There were far too many waiters and waitresses, and they could definitely make do with fewer. | 0 |
clean store and friendly employees, the price are great, i love their fresh made rasin bread from bakery, but they don't take any credit cards | 1 |
Love at first bite! I have a feeling this will be our go to restaurant for tasty New Mexican style food. It was mine and my boyfriend's first time and we were definitely blown away by our first impression. Our friendly waiter Tommy was very informative about his favorites on the menu and other popular items. The owner herself actually took the time to welcome us to her restaurant. She filled us in on their HH Mon-Fri 2-6 and all their great specials. Our entrees were very much enjoyed I got their trio combo with enchiladas and a tostada and my boyfriend got their Socorros grilled chicken and avocado. Their Prices were very reasonable. If you like real New Mexican style eating with hatch green Chile then surely get a spicy KICK out of this place. We will be back for seconds | 1 |
This place certainly does not disappoint. It is one of my favorite places to go for lunch. My favories include their Falafel, hummus, pita, and madras rice. I'm not sure how they make their hummus, but it is so ridiculously creamy and addicting. | 1 |
Why do I always forget about this place? JC Penney's is great for stylish clothing, shoes, and home needs. This location remodeled not that long ago, which makes it better than some of the other JCPs out there. You can actually find what your looking for easily with everything being so neat and clean. Also, they have a sephora in the middle of the store! Bonus points!!\nI came in looking for a new job interview outfit and JCPs certainly delivered with style and price. I was able to purchase a pencil skirt, blazer, top, and pointy heels all for less than $100! Don't worry JCPs ill try not to forget you ever again! Promise :) | 1 |
I have bought and loved the frozen hot chocolate mix that Serendipity sells at Williams Sonoma, so I really wanted to like the restaurant, but sadly found it was just so-so. The decor is really cute, but the menu is really lacking. I think I paid about $14 for a BLT club and fries. I did enjoy the sweet potato fries quite a bit, but the BLT was nothing special. \n\nTo be fair, I do think I ordered wrong. I think this is a place to enjoy for a special dessert, not for lunch, so I'll try that next time I'm in Vegas. Until then, we're sticking with 2 stars. | 0 |
I took my wife there for her Birthday. What a disaster!\nFirst of all they sat us near where they were filming for some TV show. The waiters only seemed to pay attention to that table for four. No mention of my wife's \nBirthday even though we made the reservation with Open Table and told them it was a special event for us.\n\nService was very slow. The only thing I liked was the first thing served which was a basket of fresh vegetables with a terrific vinaigrette - sort of make your own salad. All was down hill after this first course. My wife's escargot was awful instead of the butter they put the snails in a tasteless cream sauce and there was some foreign black items in the dish - my tomato basil soup was also tasteless. I would not recomme3nd this fake french restaurant to anyone. | 0 |
I was given a gift card and decided to take the family to lunch. This was a disappointing experience. The waiter never told us about the daily specials. He wasn't very knowledgable about the menu and he didn't clear the salad plates before bringing out the entrees. My husband had to make room for the entrees while the waiter stood there with hot plates in his hand. Now on to the food. I know exactly why I don't dine at OG. The salad tasted as if it had been in the fridge for days and the pasta had been microwaved too long. The bread sticks were loaded with salt.Never again! | 0 |
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