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Delicious food, good price and very nice people! Absolutely offers best examles of Anatolian Turkish Cuisine! You have missed a lot if you haven't been here yet! | 1 |
Had sushi here 2 times and it tasted alright for the most part, though the fish tasted a bit \""fishy\"" not very fresh, and the ginger had a weird forresty taste or as if it had fermented for a while. BOTH times I got bad stomach aches and got the squirts! THE FOOD HERE IS NOT FRESH IT WILL MAKE YOU SICK!!!!!!!!!!!! | 0 |
ah Marquee.. the new IT club in vegas.\n\ni came here just last weekend 3/4/11 & Dirty South was spinning\n\nTips: 1.) get there EARLY !! seriously the line starts forming around 830, we got there exactly at 9, and managed to get in the front of the line, easy entrance for girls, and it was free! $25 for guys since we were so early\n\n2.) dress code - FANCYYY. my friend wore a blazer jacket but didn't have a dress shirt on the inside (such a noob move), just a regular shirt & they wouldn't let him in. Also no tennis shoes at all...even if its all or 90% black, strictly dress shoes\n\n3.) don't LOOK/ACT/SEEM drunk. they are nazi's about this, one slip and they kick you out.\n\notherwise, Marquee is a really nice club, has 3 stories, the main story where the dj spins has a spacious dance floor and banging speakers, perfect for those hands in the air moments :)\n\nmy favorite part of marquee is the outdoor area, really big, where the pool is and it over looks all the brightly lit vegas buildings around it, gives it a really nice ambiance, and it just so happens the weather was perfect when we went.\n\n#1 likes about this club is, there are so many bars around, you never have to wait long to order a drink (unlike XS where it takes 1 hour just to reach the bar) at Marquee, the bartenders are nice & quick & no hassles around the bar. perfect !\n\nreally nice club, maybe not as flashy as XS but definantly a TOP 3 club you must go to in vegas! | 1 |
Went here for lunch. Got white rice and orange chicken. The rice was undercooked and crunchy. The orange chicken tasted like chicken nuggets. Pretty sure they forgot the orange sauce. Chicken was also a little over cooked and pretty dry. Also... what Panda or any Chinese food place DOES NOT have chop sticks?!?!?! | 0 |
Love this place - try the tri-tip salad and a comfy chair under a tree. The custom drinks are fantastic, too. | 1 |
This place is horrible. If you are under 39 and from out of state, they will ID you and then take your order, then you will be ID'd again and with a 2nd form of ID (credit/debit card). Never in my life has this happened to me. And the managers on duty (Anissa or Amy) was completely rude and defensive. Her arguments were invalid and offensive. DO NOT GO HERE! | 0 |
Really wanted this to be good.....very dissatisfied. Fish was dry, food was, in general not to the caliber I would have wanted from what they are representing. Service was fair. Good idea but for us, a miss. | 0 |
Horrible! The noodle come with one pc pork and chicken. No vegetable! You also can not use chopstick for rice noodle because is too short and soft. Is very bad spicy Chinese food. And also come with poor service. No AC on in summer! Yunnan Garden in LA is better. | 0 |
I LOVE being pleasantly surprised, and that is exactly what happened here. We were walking and looking for dinner without a reservation through our hotel. We decide to check out the Mexican place away from everything else. Great service, really fast, patio dining, romantic lighting (darkness), and pretty good food. | 1 |
This location of Fuel is in one of my favorite parts of town, and I love the building it's in. The pizza isn't the greatest I've ever had, but it's not bad, either. I'm a fan of the veggie slice, which is on a really good whole wheat crust. Fuel also has excellent cookies, and they'll warm them up for you in the pizza oven. \n\nThe Central Ave location has the usual tattooed, hip crowd. The staff are all casual and friendly, and I like the kids' art on the walls. The outdoor area is in a fantastic part of town for people-watching, so I usually opt to sit outside. While the Trade St. location is nice for lunch breaks, the Central Avenue spot isn't too far away from the center of town, and it boasts its own parking lot, which is often the tipping point for me. \n\nYou can't go wrong with Fuel, in my opinion. What they lack in pizza perfection, they make up for in warm cookies, cool staff, and parking convenience. | 1 |
I had the opportunity to work with Olga few times and honestly she never stops surprising me with quality and amazing results!\nAbsolutely professional and at the same time easy to work with. Everything is very well done and put together- from the idea, set, lights, styling and given directions.. \nOlga Minkevitch is a true talent and a bright star in the fashion photography industry! | 1 |
I like to grab carryout from this location because they have a separate desk for it and they make my life easier. I also like that I can order online and pick up my meal in five minutes. The big bowls and super large meat portions aren't what I'm in for though, I typically get an order of the lettuce wraps and the hot and sour soup (very good). It's nothing ultra traditional Chinese, but it's cheaper than PF Changs and the same quality in a convenient location. Plus, fortune cookies. | 1 |
Craving burgers! Arrived right before the rush on Friday lunch. Two reg & one vegan burger & the truffle fries. Burgers ordered pink please. Both burgers sent back as it was so raw as inedible. The vegan was cold. The returns were no better. The service slowed down to nothing. Very disappointed. Won't return. | 0 |
This hotel has the worst customer service that I have ever seen. They were rude and the room wasn't clean. They had several homeless people hanging out in the lobby. | 0 |
Tien Wong Hot Pot was the placed picked for the International Supper Club UYE, but come to find out they actually changed their name to T-Spot and well it was sort of hard finding the placed, but we made it!\n\nThe place is decorated nicely, like the feel of the joint.\n\nMy table went with a split pot of broth, half spicy, half not. We ordered a mixure of veggies, beef, chicken and noodles. We got to cooking our food. I also orderd the Taro Boba Tea, which was delish! \n\nI enjoyed spending time with my friends cooking our meal, but I don't feel I got the best bang for my buck and honestly I was still on the hungry side. It was a great experience doing the Hot Pot, I have had shabu shabu out in the LA area, and it was incredible, so I was looking for that WOW factor again. \n\nI might come back to T Spot since its right down the street from me to try some ramen on a cold day. | 0 |
My daughter and son have attended Scottsdale Learning Center Raintree location, we love the comfortable atmosphere, the staff are wonderful, and they are very helpful on those \""difficult\"" mornings. Our daughter has since moved on from day care to her \""big school\"" and we're very pleased to find that the SLC staff have provided her with the necessary tools to excel both socially and academically. Our son is still attending, and he loves going every day, and we're equally pleased with his progress. | 1 |
Went to Georges for a alignment on my truck. Turns out my tire was about to blow which discount tire some how missed. I was advised not to take my truck on the freeway let alone drive very far at all because of how bad my tire is/was. \n\nThanks to Georges Alignment and Brakes I was able to avoid what could of been a horrible accident. If I have questions regarding my tires now I will go to Georges Alignment and Brakes before I go to the Discount Tire shop on Blue Diamond rd since the assistant manager there some how missed how bad my tire was and just wanted to sell me new tires or rims and tires instead of letting me know I only have 1 bad tire that is ready to blow and could get me killed on the freeway if I continue to drive on it. \n\nGeorges also had my truck for a hour and I know it took up space for them and they did have to look at it but they did not charge me anything either. They were much more concerned that I got it taken care of asap and even directed me to a tire shop close by as well as some advice on how to possibly save some money on the replacement. | 1 |
An entire menu under 475 calories? Sign me up! There were four of us that ate here on Saturday and each one of us was completely satisfied with the quality of the food. My husband was still hungry after eating an appetizer and his entree, but he has a huge appetite. The rest of us were perfectly full. I got the sea scallops and want to go back every week to get them again. They were that good. We had the chicken pesto flatbread and it was delicious and perfect for sharing. My husband had the shrimp & risotto dish. It had the perfect amount of spice. There's a large wine menu and for non-alcohol drinkers, the ginger-agave soda is fantastic and another healthy alternative. | 1 |
A great location...\nQuick and easy near the trains...\nKind of a ghost town... | 0 |
I was so excited about this place but it was a total let down. Everything here is ridiculously expensive ($8+ for boba drinks?! $10 draft beers?!) We tried food from several stalls and were extremely disappointed. You are better off going to Chinatown. For a homage to Asian food stalls, the food couldn't be worse and the portions couldn't be smaller and overpriced.\n\nI have since returned to the Linq and have avoided this place at all costs- don't waste your money!! | 0 |
Their 3 way chimichangas are to die for. I was talking to a friend about mexican food. I said there is only one mexican food restaurant that I will eat at. Their food is authentic. He said let's try it and it better be good. We get there for lunch and is full as usual. We ordered 2 3 way chimichangas to go. He sat in his car and said let me try it before we leave. He tasted it and he said wow this is pretty good. I live like 10 min away. He kept it on his lap and could not stop eating it at stop lights. By the time we got to my house his plate was gone. I have been going to Ponchos for a couple of decades and that is the only mexican restaurant I will eat at. I normally go out to eat alot of italian and sushi but Ponchos will always draw me back. You have to try their 3 way chimichangas when you go there. | 1 |
Overpriced Italian food they wanted $14 for a meatball sub, fries, and a drink. The meatball was ok but the everything else was average. | 0 |
Wow, this place was a surprise. We had a groupon that expired today and debated going but I'm glad we did. It didn't look like much from the outside but it was wonderful. The beer flights came out fast along with a super friendly server who went over our selections in detail. I had the apple walnut salad with the homemade raspberry vinegarette, which was by far the best I've ever had. The wings were really great as well. The atmosphere was fun, people were playing some kind of jenga with giant blocks that eventually came crashing down, fun to watch. I'd go back in a heartbeat. Can't think of anything negative about the place. | 1 |
New place, very good. \n\nFood was really good, their Happy Hour prices were also very appealing. \n\nI tried the Biryani which was very tasty and just the right amount of spicy. \n\nI have also tried their masala dosa which was perfect. Usually with Indian places that have both North Indian and South Indian food you usually have to settle for one. They have a 2 chefs, one that does the North Indian dish and the other one does the South | 1 |
Stayed in the Forum Tower during Memorial Day weekend. The room was very modern and clean...loved the LCD TV that was embedded in the bathroom mirror. The bathroom was definitely one of the bigger ones that I've seen. The shower had dual showerheads which was pretty cool too.\n\nGreat rooms + friendly staff + located in the middle of the Strip = awesomeness!\n\nOnly complaint is that Caesars is really huge so it's easy to get lost in it...it took us forever to find the Forum Tower our first night there. Overall, fantastic place to stay at. | 1 |
I'd like to preface this review by saying I haven't had very many fine dining experiences. That being said, this is by far one of the best in terms of food quality and service. Yes, it is indeed pricey, but that should be expected with any fine dining experience no matter where you are.\n\nI can only comment on the dishes I tried, so here they are:\n+ Complimentary bread & spread - All of the bread was great. For our spread, we had olive oil, egg plant, and marscapone cheese. I've always preferred butter instead of olive oil, but this one was quite tasty. The olive oil had an almost herbal/spice taste to it. The egg plant is prepared with a tomato sauce or something, so it paired really well with the stromboli bread.\n+ Roasted Sea Scallop appetizer - Delicious, practically melts in your mouth. The portion is rather small as you only get two.\n+ Duck and Foie Gras Ravioli - Very rich to the point where it was almost a struggle to finish the plate, but it was so scrumptious, I couldn't stop eating.\n+ Spaghetti - Probably one of the best I've ever had. Pasta perfectly al dente with just tomato and basil, but the sauce had a creaminess to it that made it divine.\n+ Black Cod - Another great dish, but overshadowed by all of the other fantastic plates. It was seasoned well. The accompanying cherry tomatoes tasted so bright. If I ever go to Scarpetta again, though, I'd probably forego this dish and try something else.\n\nLastly, to expand on the service aspect, our waiter was very personable, cracking a few jokes throughout the night. He was helpful with making suggestions on the menu and explaining everything. Our water glasses never really went low. Oh, and the view of the Bellagio fountain was gorgeous. Only downside is the window divider thing was right at eye level, so we had to look above or below it to see. Definitely a wonderful restaurant for a date night, though. | 1 |
This was my first time visiting here- I try to go to the smaller mom/pop eateries to support the local economy, plus the food is much better than the chain locations. I ordered the beef burrito with green sauce. Its a good-sized portion, and the green sauce is pretty good. The burrito itself was like a flour bag of plain beef with jalapenos thrown in. Lots of heat, but no flavor at all or seasonings in the meat. So I wasn't impressed at all with this item. I will go back and try something else next, hopefully that may be a bit better! | 0 |
This place used to have a pretty good Italian combo sandwich. Now it is pretty awful. The Italian sausage was about the size of a breakfast link, and had no heat or flavor to it at all. The beef was underseasoned, as was the au jus. The giardinera used to be authentic Chicago, then they started making their own, which was not as good, but still decent. Now it is basically shredded carrots with no spice or flavor at all.\n\nAlso, it took almost 25 minutes to get a sandwich and fries. The employee working there was not friendly, had to repeat back/correct my order about 5 times, and was slow. This place has definitely gone down hill. | 0 |
Thurs-Tues 10/23 till 10/26\n\nGreat staff. I had a blast talking and chatting these guys up. Rooms are cheap so don't expect the best but it is clean and do-able. \n\nThe place is a hostel so privacy is on a minimal level. The staff aims to please everyone as if you were staying at there homes. \n\nDefiantly will return. Thanks to Franko, Matt, Paul, James, Mitch and that cool married couple. Don't work so hard guys! | 1 |
Canter's has always been a place where I could go there, eat a fat sandwich and call it a day in Vegas. The Canter's Delight is gastronomically amazing! Check out my photo (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/FooKqQJ3UnsIG2slFPuLRA?userid=F_5_UNX-wrAFCXuAkBZRDw). I've had it four times! I know there are other super deli's around the Strip, particularly Stage Deli and Carnegie Deli, but I don't know what is it that makes me come back here all the time. Their sandwiches are huge and really good. I guess the only downside is that they aren't open very late if you have a late night sandwich craving. Definitely come by here if you're near TI and want to eat something that will cover your meals for a good part of your day. | 1 |
We had the coupon special $14.00 Rib-eye the overall service was very good! very impressed by wait staff, but our steaks were not good at all, kinda tough, and not tasty at all, just taste like grilled cardboard, not flavor of beef, hummm! not sure why, I've been to other firebirds and never had this to happen. We paid over $50 for our meal celebrating our 32nd year anniversary, and I felt cheated. I took my steak home to see if I can revive it to taste better, too much money wasted on it. | 0 |
I liked this restaurant. The BF had ate here before and wanted me to see the huge map. It was cool. I got the spaghetti and meatballs but changed it to angelhair instead which they did with no problem. It was a good meal. Had an awesome waiter. | 1 |
Went in to fry's today to buy a new office computer. Did not need any bells and whistles, and told the salesman that. He proceeded to sell us into 4 different computers, that were not in stock. Finally we settled on a computer, and specifically asked, Does this computer have office? he replied, yes it comes with Microsoft Work and Excel.\n\nAfter going back to our office and setting it up, the computer does not have office. When we call into Fry's to talk to them they passed us along to different managers to delay resolving our issues.\n\nNot a pleasant experience, and will not be a return customer. | 0 |
Over priced, nothing special. Seattle pho is where it's at. | 0 |
Damn good burger,actually the California Turkey was way tastier the Perfect Burger...Plus order the regular bun,as the wheat bun must not get a lot of request as it tasted a little stale, or they cooked it too long, little harder than the regular bun.. Now it is not the healthy eater,as everything is loaded with mayo calories sauce and dressing,etc.. I hate to see the calories info?? The sweet potato fries were good,but too thin,so if over cooked, crunchy sweet potato chips- they become?\nIt is a small restaurant,than compare to the Yardhouse also found inside Red Rock \nCasino.. The service was attentive, for Sunday afternoon.. The decor look like inside a Chicago brick basement, I do not think it really had a western theme,as I sat near a huge newspaper mirror, still trying figure if there was a theme or design?\nSorry not a beer drinker, so did not indulge... But their shakes sounded good, but pricey for spiked milkshake?? Yes, maybe will go back... | 1 |
I currently drive from Arizona to have Rachael do my hair. Yep, she's that good. Been a client since the early 1990s and even when I lived in Cheyney WY I used to fly in to Vegas to see Rachael. Expert color and cuts. The best. | 1 |
Since the line for Marquee was ridiculously long, a Haze nightclub promoter came up to me and my 3 girlfriends and told us he would get us in for free and no line at Haze. we had no problems getting in and had a ton of fun at this club....great music, lots of dancing, and entertaining dancers on stage. my only complaint is the amount of creepy guys at this place. Overall, I was impressed by this club since I had never even of heard of it until the night we went. I've never been to Marquee but I heard it is similar but on a smaller scale.... | 1 |
we had a great time staying at the palms for a week in the ivory tower. I requested a quiet room, since i read reviews about the noise from the parties at night, although it wasn't the king bed we requested, it was sufficient enough for our needs. \n\nThe hotel location was a little far from the strip, but it didn't matter anyway since we had a car rental to get us to places. My only gripe was that it was dark in the rooms, it would be better if there was another lamp on the desk. I didnt have too many encounters with the staff, but when i did it was always very pleasant. \n\nWe also had dinner at the hotel (Alize, Nine, and 24 seven cafe), which were all great! My husband enjoyed Nine the most. | 1 |
My son absolutely loves this place (I do too).....He said \""tigers blood is the most best flavor I think\"". You can get a mini sno ball for 75 cents, which is perfect for the little ones. I'll admit that the owner can be a little \""cold\"" but he has passion for his product and knows his stuff. | 1 |
Outstanding same day service!!!\n\nI was calling around looking for someone to come out and fix my sliding glass door that leads out to the patio. The bottom track that the rollers go on had broken due to wear and tear. I first contacted a company that quoted me $265.00 to repair the door and they would not be able to come out for another week. I then tried K & J Windows due to their 5 star yelp rating. The nice woman and K & J explained that they do not handle repairs and referred me to Rem A D. I contact Rem A D and believe I spoke to Debbie who was very polite and professional. She said she could have someone out there the same afternoon to take a look at the door. She was upfront and stated that they may have to order parts so I wouldn't hear back from her until the following morning with a quote. \n\nWithin the hour Alberto was contacting my girlfriend who was at the house. He stated that he was around the corner and could be by in a couple minutes. Alberto diagnosed the problem and quoted us $155.00 to fix it right then and there. He was able to replace the track within a hour and was out the door. The door works perfect and we couldn't be happier with the exceptionally quick and courteous service we received from Rem A D. \n\nI highly recommended giving them a call first if you need any repairs completed on your sliding glass door. | 1 |
I did not know about The Truth Buddhist Society until I saw Connie's review. As she mentioned, it's a Chinese speaking establishment. \n\nThey are absolutely not prepared to receive English speakers curious about Buddhism. I didn't see a single English language book even though they were kind enough to let me look over their library. And after a minute or two I was shoo'd away. \n\nBuddha and Dharma are only a breath away. But in Charlotte, Sangha is hard to find... | 1 |
Meh. I've loved the other Teakwood (on Ray Rd.) for a long time and can't say enough good things about it. This one is no where near as good. The food is still very good but the service is awful. I've gone twice and both times were not busy but service was extremely slow. I waited a very long time for basic things like more water, the check, etc. I recommend the Teakwood on Ray Rd. but not this one. | 0 |
4 stars for the outside seating alone! | 1 |
When I booked this hotel through Southwest Vacations, it was my understanding that it included all associated costs. Upon check-in the agent told us there would be a resort fee of $15/day for use of the hotel gym so we decided not to use it for that reason alone. Upon check-out, we were told I was charged an additional $50 for resort fees which are mandatory. When I communicated what we were told upon check-in, there was no apology or willingness to compromise or admit any kind of blame. On top of that, we asked for a late check-out time for Sunday. We were told we'd have to call back the morning of so we did and were then informed that there's no late check-outs allowed. They did give us an option of paying $40 to stay until 6 p.m. that day. I felt like they were trying to get money from us anyway they could and everything was an add on. Lastly, Rehab (the pool) was consistently a pain to get into. The bouncer actually told me I couldn't take my pack of gum in so I asked if we could leave it on the table and grab it on the way out. We were only at the pool for 10 minutes tops and when we went to pick up the gum, most of it was gone. I'm not sure if the bouncer chewed it or just allowed randoms to take it but we thought that was all really weird. I know it's a silly thing but it was unreal. Be prepared for added costs and issues at the Hard Rock. | 0 |
Won't be dining here again. The meant is like flash frozen, and once it's cooked it's like trying to chew rubber. The only thing really selling this place is that it's all-you-can-eat. \n\nI'd rather go to Flat Top, same dining experience (mongolian grill) better ingredients, better food. \n\nI'd rather get full on good food, than fill myself with bad. | 0 |
The French fries were so soggy you could use them as shoe laces , also portions were undersized not one of the containers were full to the top , not that any of us wanted to eat them | 0 |
My son failed a smog test on his well maintained 2005 car so he ran over to Tire Works for them to take a look at. They charged him $91.00 to run a diagnostics test and they came back with the exact same \""codes\"" that were listed on the smog test. They gave an estimate of $904 to do the repairs.\nWe took the car to another mechanic for a 2nd opinion and ended up spending $90 to fix the problem causing the car to not pass the smog test and and an estimate of $420(along with the HONEST advise that the work could wait another month) to do the remaining work.\n\nTheir customer service sucked. When we mentioned that the car had been there a month earlier for them to look at because a service light had come on the manager was very defensive saying that he had just taken over 2 weeks before. Doesn't look like he is doing much better than the previous manager. | 0 |
Stopped in for a quick lunch but it ended up taking about a half an hour to get a hot dog & fries. The dog was good, the fries just OK. The place was small, but clean, the menu is just burgers, dogs, a couple Mexican dishes and a bunch of different iced teas. The service was gruff, maybe even rude. I might stop by and try again, if I have time to kill but probably wouldn't recommend them. | 0 |
Dick's Hideaway is definitely hidden, but once you find it, you will enjoy it. Stopped in for breakfast and had the combo Benedict (pork and beef) with jalapeno Hollandiase it was excellent- just the right amount of kick. If you want something spicier they have plenty of items on the menu with red and green chili.\n\nThe waitress was helpful, friendly and attentive. Breakfast with a kick and a smile. | 1 |
Food was decent. Don't expect service. Got a huge frown and attitude when I had the audacity to ask the server to bring me chop sticks. She brought me a spoon to eat my meal with and nothing else. What? | 0 |
Light is at Mandalay Bay; Contrary to some reviews on here you DO NOT get complimentary tickets if you stay at the hotel. My group purchased a suite at THEhotel (suites of Mandalay Bay) and their staff said they don't own the club, so they can't give or even discount tickets, fine. \nSimilar to Brad F.'s review, my group of 5 girls/5 boys worked with a promoter Nicole to get bottle service; No cover, as long as ratio of boys:girls were equal. We got there early 9:30pm and there were two lines-- an all girls line, and regular line. If you have even one guy, even if you wanted bottle service or what not, you'd have to stay in the general line. After waiting two hours (and only reaching the halfway point in the general line. We were told that the boys would STILL HAVE TO PAY $100/each cover charge. BS! Really? Their site says $50boys/$30 girls general admission.\nI was so mad that we wasted so much time in line due to their lies, could have gone to a club I KNOW was worth going to instead of taking a gamble here. | 0 |
I love Arby's.\n\nIt's roast beef!\n\nAnd a bun!\n\nAnd curly fries!\n\nHaters be damned. | 1 |
I really like this place, especially for happy hour! My boyfriend and I stop by here every couple of weeks and this place never disappoints. The staff is always friendly and nice and the food is also good. Try their carne asada tacos in their happy hour menu, they are pretty basic but good. I also like their chicken tortilla soup. | 1 |
I love everything about the Mandalay Bay. I stayed there the last time I went to Vegas and couldn't have had a better experience. The rooms are perfect. Large windows, HDTV, beds that feel like clouds, large bathrooms with a TV inside, and iHome alarm clocks. It couldn't be better. The hotel itself and the casino floor is beautiful and reminds you of a tropical hideaway. The pool is definitely one of the major selling points as well. With a huge wave pool, a lazy river, and a bunch of smaller out-of-the-way pools and a whole lot of beach space, there is something for everyone. Now I know you are saying \""but it is all the way at the end of the Strip!\"" To that I respond, yes but with everything you get, it is still more than worth it and the free tram saves you a lot of walking. | 1 |
Rob Reviews\nThank you For reading!!\n\n\nI have been using this establishment for about two years because its close and convenient with two babies. I have been trying desperately to have my wife get a new pediatrician but for time and convenient sake she keeps using this place. \n\nLet me be specific as to why i don't like this place.\n\nSome of the doctors are OK im referring to the business as a whole.\n\nFirst off on multiple occasions when i call in to set an appointment they always have a nurse call back before hand to ensure that an appointment is needed, OK not a problem. But ALL of time they call back 3-5 hours later and on multiple Occasion they never called me back at all -BIG PROBLEM. \n\nPeople get busy and need to know if they can take a kid in we cant wait a whole work day waiting on a call not going to work staying home with kid to see if they call and when\n\nThey are never apologetic for this by the way. \n\nAlso wait times are ridiculous when you finally do get to the back they never apologize for the wait nor do they communicate efficiently about anything. On multiple occasions i can hear the doctor and nurses talking outside my room cause they are right next to the door about non work ive literately and my wife have come out of the room and reminded them that we are waiting and the nurse will come in and say were just really busy. Not really i heard you talking about your relationship. \n\nMy son had croup and couldn't breath a year ago and he looked horrible so i took him in they prescribed a breathing machine but my little baby was all red and couldn't breath .\n\nI at that point asked them \""should i take him to the hospital\"" and they said well its up to you I asked well \""if this was your son looking like this would you take him in to the hospital\"" she said still well its really up to you you could wait another day or two.\n\nAs i left i said hell no im taking him to Phoenix children s and he had a three day stay just to get him back to normal they gave him top notch care and steroids to calm the inflammation he could have died. ( he was under a year old). He couldn't breath. They should have recommended i take him for the well being of the child. \n\nOn many occasions i have been dissatisfied with them- PEOPLE WE HAVE TO BE SMARTER AND MORE PROACTIVE IN THE WAY OUR CHILDREN ARE CARED FOR AND NOT JUST TAKE THE WORD OF A DOC JUST BECAUSE. \n\nThere care is sub-par. \n\nNot to mention about a year or two ago and this was on the news GOOGLE IT that a doctor mind you not an employee was caught with child porn and relieved of employment. and I believe he was convicted google it.\n\nOverall I am dissatisfied with this place . If you are in the west valley do your self a favor and look elsewhere.\n\nSome people may be satisfied with sub par care but im not if your going to take my co-pay and bill my insurance give me the best care and run your operation like a business that cares and remember I've been here for two years enough is enough i will not allow my wife to take them here anymore I literally have been to urgent cares that were cleaner and more efficient and friendly than this pediatrics.\n\nRob Reviews | 0 |
I at first thought this place had a lot of promise, but inconsistencies are occurring too often, the wait is always ridiculous and the service has been hot and cold. \n\nFirst incident was a dinner with my parents a few months ago. I chose not to do a review and maybe try to see if this was a exceptionally bad moment for them and that they can resurrect it. I probably shouldn't have as I completely forgot that the reason why dinner with friends was exceptional and we had some comped items was because they messed something up on the groups check the week prior they dined without me.\n\nAnyways back to dinner with my parents The wait was 90 minutes, but then the food service was so slow and full of mistakes we were stuck there another 2 hours. I will spare the details but basically it was long wait to order something...appetizers came eventually...i was told that they didn't have what I ordered so I changed my entree....waiting...waiting...waiting....then we had to send back food multiple times. I am one of those people who don't send back small errors... We dine out a lot and asked for a refire twice this entire year, one of them being this. All of my vegetables were raw, my fish not cooked right. My fiance's steak was sent back THREE times because medium rare wasn't a possibility. A ribeye shouldn't be half a inch thin to where they can't get a steak to anything but well done. I have not been to a place where the staff knew how bad it was and comped the entire meal and gave me a card and asked to let them know when I will be back for dinner so they can ensure it went well. Unfortunately, it was the 1 day my parents were in town and did not bode well for me as a host. I'm now stuck to chain restaurants because I am not trusted to take them to small businesses now. They rather go to PF Changs.\n\nI havent dined for dinner since and tried instead to do cocktails and snacks to ease into this place again. \n\nI went with drinks with friends and it was just OK in terms of food and drink. We sat in the tiny tables downstairs against the snack station which wasn't comfy and feels more suited to being used as seating for those waiting to dine in, than any sort of service. Service wasn't attentive. \n\nWent with friends most recently and I was just done with the long waits for a place to sit and not being able to handle the crunch with a backed up kitchen again. Good thing I overheard people complaining and some frustrated looking tables so that I got a headsup. I didn't want to sit for hours so I decided to opt out of getting food at all. Got a drink and left. \n\nThis place will keep being busy because of location alone. There's few places worth the wait and this is not it. | 0 |
Hilary Jo at the bar was the best bartender ever. Best drinks for the price. You can't go wrong. | 1 |
Good food, good service, food cooked to order, can't go wrong with any choices and price is reasonable. One downside is they don't have TO GO menu you have to go on the internet to look at the menu to order. | 1 |
Nice little coffee place, with a good selection of comfy chairs. Friendly staff, good coffee, no complaints from me.\n\nPlenty of parking available, although they are located on a 2-lane road with no left turns from their parking lot, so no easy way to come back the way you came. | 1 |
I love this place, but today they deserve ZERO stars. I only gave them one because obviously you have to. The big fat ass redhead chic (who unfortunately is the manager) was so rude! She looked at me and I asked her if there was one register open and she proceeded to continue her conversation with her co-worker ( a short butchy girl with spiky hair and tattoos). I was ready to walk out until this guy offered to help me. I guess these days it is more important to tap about NON-WORK RELATED issues instead of assisting the customer. Makes sense why the idiots got my order WRONG because she \""only heard\"" what she \""thought\"" I said. I realize it's the mall and all, but if they want to play, they should quit work because it is a business, not the playground. I only advise customers to get assistance from someone else in the store. | 0 |
Love this place!\nI was just there the other day and it puts a big smile on my face! I loaded up on my Christmas gifts there. The boxed chocolates are so pretty, many of them have the Arizona theme on the package. I love the boxed chocolates for people out of state that have the shapes of cowboy boots, cactus, star etc. it's such a cute gift! many of their candy is loose, individual wrapped and purchased by the pound, which is a nice way to try them. I love the old fashioned appeal of the store and the staff is so friendly, how refreshing to see! I hope they stay there for a long time businesses like this are hard to find! They even sell nuts, very reasonable too! Stop in you will love it! | 1 |
If I could give this less than a star I would....I was talked into meeting some friends here who swear by this place and I left deathly I'll and barely made it home to spend the next hour of my life in the bathroom thinking I was dying. I did not learn my lesson...I gave it another shot this time I gave up and asked for a refund, was denied... NEVER again!!!! | 0 |
I went to Postino Central last night, the food and wine were de-lish, the service was terrible. The hostess who greeted us was very friendly and professional. After that, it really went downhill from there. Disclaimer: it was a very slow night; the restaurant was half-empty.\n\nPart I: The first waiter promised to bring an extra side of brie since we were skimped a little on the fruit and cheese board. He stopped by a few times saying he'd do it (each about 20 minutes apart) and then finished his shift and left without letting us know. So we actually had no idea that we were server-less until we finally stopped to ask someone else.\n\nPart II: The new server who took over was really nice, but kept disappearing. Half an hour after ordering a dessert he let us know he forgot to put it in. He was really polite about it and took it off our tab, but one of the other servers mentioned, \""I thought you said you were full anyway\"". It was a little snarky and just made us a little more irritated about waiting for two desserts for 35 minutes.\n\nParking at this location isn't very convenient. I had to valet my car and then the valets wanted to take off for the night so they said they'd just give us our keys back. I felt obligated so I tipped them, but it left a weird taste in my mouth.\n\nI was disappointed because I've heard such amazing things about Postino and it just seemed like the staff really didn't care about helping us. Maybe it was just an off night, it was slow and Thursdays are pretty hit-or-miss at most businesses. Either way I'm not in a rush to head back there. Aside from the initial hostess who sat us, the servers seemed a little fake; like they were just trying to get through the shift with tips, but didn't genuinely care at all about our experience. Saying they'd help, they'd be right back and then disappearing for twenty minutes, (or in the first server's case; forever). At the prices they charge, it's just not worth it. | 0 |
No return business from me... \n\nPros: low rates and pretty friendly staff\n\nCons:\n1. Technically on the strip, but nowhere near where the action is\n2. Nickel-and-dime system... I've never been in a hotel that not only doesn't provide guests a free kiosk to print boarding passes, but also charges $5 for the concierge to deliver a faxed or emailed pass\n3. My mom ate the food and reported it was of a low quality\n4. In the shady part of town\n5. TV was faulty, no luggage stand\n\nWas in one of the remodeled rooms and it was decent, but far below stellar.\n\nFull disclosure: before coming over to this hotel for a little family reunion I was in a suite at the Cosmopolitan. This Stratosphere place can't possibly compete with that--no way (can't hold a candle to it).\n\nIf you're on a tight budget perhaps, but otherwise... next time I'm staying ensconced at the Cosmo.\n\nNote: one of the hotel staff--embarrassed that having to charge to print boarding passes--did it for free. | 0 |
Not the best Korean BBQ I've ever had. Also has bad service. No one checked on us for refills or if we needed anything. | 0 |
ouch...i really was excited to try this place...\n\ncame here after a long day excited and hungry. our party of 5 was seated quickly and our server was quick to come take our drink orders but that's pretty much where the service stopped.\n\nwe had a few questions when we were ordering and our server was somewhat impatient with us but that wasn't enough to ruin my experience.\n\nafter taking our order i asked if they had bread or anything before the food came since we were starving and our server replied and said \""we dont have any bread but i can heat up some focaccia for you guys\"" i quickly said thanks and a few minutes later he brought out 3 pieces of bread. it was decent, but nothing special..little did we know it would cost us $3 for 3 small pieces of bread... i mean common are you serious?! any normal person would think that the bread was complimentary.. i was shocked to see us charged for the bread and also at the outrageous price of a dollar a piece\n\npizza was not that great, very thin (that's not what I'm complaining about) but flavor was not that great, the pasta tasted like it was frozen even though they said it was made in house but very hard and didn't seem fully cooked.\n\nno refills on water, no checking up on us the whole meal\n\nservice: 0 stars\nfood: 1 star\n\nyea I'm glad I was only here on vacation since there's no way I would be coming back | 0 |
There's a crowd of 20 people waiting for food and have been for 10 minutes. One girl's order was messed up and they've taken 10 min to fix it. A customer was angry and the cashier just yelled back at him. Food might be decent but service is atrocious. | 0 |
Absolutely the best meal we had while staying on Fremont Street! Everything from the bread to the main courses were expertly prepared and served by our awesome waiter Andrew! Steaks were rare as ordered, tender and delicious and my spicy pasta with scallops and shrimp was absolutely amazing! \n\nThanks from your Oregon friends!! | 1 |
I wanted to enjoy this neighborhood landmark, but it disappointed on all points: \n\nSmall pours\nSlow service\nFood that never arrived\nIndoor Smoking\n\nThis place makes me want to order in and drink at home. | 0 |
Started figuring out there secrets. Not anything special anymore | 0 |
Nightclub:\n\nThe venue is on the small side, I felt really cramped walking around and especially trying to get a drink. It looked like there was just the one bar, and it line was 4 customers deep all the way around the bar. BUT all us girls in our group got free drink wristbands so that was cool, and it bumps up my review 1 star haha.\n\nI enjoyed the music and had a good time on the dancefloor. | 1 |
Well we checked in on the 21st of August for a six night stay. When We made the reservation we requested two queen beds and we did not receive that instead we were given a king and a portable bed, they did wave the charges for the bed, crib, and a refridgerator to keep my daughters homemade food in, she is about to turn one. We were told all of those items the bed, refrigerator, and crib would be in the room when we entered the room. They had plenty of time to prepair the room we arrived at the hotel at 1:15pm and were not able to enter our room until 3:00 pm. We entered the room only to find that the crib, bed and refrigerator were not there. We then noticed the room was very dirty the bathroom was filthy the floors were not cleaned at all we called the front desk and the sent a nice lady from housekeeping up and she hurriedly tried to clean the room as best she could with our family in the room she moped the bathroom floors to remove al of the stains sshe had to scrup the floors because they were stickey with soda or beer or food and tit looked like whomever had cleaned the room just walked all over the floor leaving traffic patterns of dirty shoes, she also had to vacuum because the carpet was dirty and under the bed was just absolutely gross . We asked the housekeeper to check our air conditioner out and she could not make that work either so she tried to call maintaince, the room was extremely warm my daughter was tired the housekeeper really didn't finish cleaning the room there was black marks all over the bed skirt and the room was just very messy like maybe someone else had checked in and had seen the room was dirty and had moved, we didn't get to move. We received the bed,crib,and the refrigerator around 5:00pm and we were still baking in the room hot and tired with our frustration building I called guest services and they comped us our first two nights of our stay, that was about $80.00 a night and that was nice. The air conditioner was finally fixed at around 6:00pm and wow it felt great. All of the staff were very kind and I tipped everyone that helped us in anyway $5.00 to the bellman that unloaded our car for us, $20.00 to the young lady that checked us in, $5.00 to the housekeeper, $5.00 to the gentleman from maintaince , $10.00 to the bellman that brought our bags to the room, and $7.00 to the gentleman from housekeeping that brought the bed, crib, and refrigerator. So now my daughter was hungry so I took some of my wife's homemade babyfood downstairs where we had eaten lunch and asked if they could warm it up for us again and they said no I was asking what happened between lunch and dinner that I could not have my daughters food warmed up and the Hostess said there is a new Chef on duty right now and that they were not allowed to warm up baby food. I went back up to our room and called to guest services if they had anyway of warming up food they told me that for $35.00 a day I could have a microwave brought up to my room, I then asked because of everything that has happened if they would waive the fee and was told no.That night we bought a microwave from Target for $44.00 and that problem was solved. So now I'm tired and ready to go to sleep and we go to take showers and the water is barely warm almost where you get cold taking a shower my sons did get cold when we gave them showers, but I didn't say anything I was very frustrated at this point however. So nothing happened for the next several days except for the shower being cold/warmish. Then on the third or fourth day of our stay my son woke up with what looked like bites to me and I thought they might be bed bugs, so I went down and talked to a manager and told her about my concerns and about the cold/warmish shower and she offered to move us to a suite for all the problems we were having. It took about an hour or so to pack up and unpack about another hour in the middle of our vacation plus I had to remove all the food from the refrigerator. I was not a happy camper. It was a nice suite but the next morning I called to see about the bed bugs and was told there was not any bed bugs. One or two days later I had several bumps/pimples on my elbo and wrist and my son had a large one on the back of his thigh. We didn't do anything to them but when we got home my sons was a huge pimple looking thing with a whitehead as large as an eraser on a pencil. It was gross we went to the doctor and she lanced it and about a tablespoon of the grossest stuff ever came out. He was put on antibiotics right away they new it was a staff infection. I went to the doctor the following day and was told I have staff and they thought I might have MERSA they took swabs lanced and used needles to get everything out it was nasty. Then on Monday. I found out I had MERSA for sure so I had to go back in and now I have to go see the doctor every other day for at least two weeks. Mandalay Bay took a report and said basically you didn't get it here. I know that we did. | 0 |
The employees are rude. No help. No reccomendations. The only reason they got 2 stars is because the food was ok. | 0 |
We are on the hunt for Carne Asada, so we decided to go there purely because they had it on their menu. We will never be back. I doubt the original owners cooked the way the family is now. Someone is a huge money pincher and you can tell with the taste of the food. \n\nFirst they bring you a TINY bowl of chips and tell you if you want more you have to pay for them. I even overheard one waitress ask if another table needed more chips other than the small bowl. When they said yes she didn't even bother to tell them there was an extra charge. \n\nSecond the chimichanga that costs $7 doesn't even come with sides you have to pay $2.50 extra, and the size of the chimi is not the reason for it's price. It's tiny. Smaller then some TacoBell burritos. Then the meat inside tasted and smelled like canned chicken. It was not fresh at all and it had nothing but chicken in it. \n\nThird they are not at all kid friendly. Their kid's menu is minimal and doesn't even have the usual things kids want. Also the salsa is too spicy for kids to eat. Last they have no coloring page or any kind of kid entertainment. \n\nFourth and the worst thing was the Carne Asada. The price was unreasonable for the product you receive. It was $15 for a fat filled stake with, greasy tortillas, flavorless beans and suspicious rice. \n\n\n\nFifth is the rice. It was cooked to the right consistency, but it was disgusting. I tasted like they cooked it in ramen noodle packets. Even the salsa couldn't help it. \n\nA few other issues were the cleanliness and the greasy filled kids plate. Overall I was disgusted. I would never recommend it to anyone. Someone in that restaurant is cutting corners and nickel and diming the customers. | 0 |
My wife and I had a Living Social coupon which was about to expire. We decided to use the coupon for breakfast this past Sunday morning.\n\nThere weren't many people in the restaurant. The tables are in a weird configuration. Plus, the restaurant is rather dark and depressing. \n\nWe were waited on promptly, but the menu was quite limited for breakfast. We ordered eggs, hash browns, sausage and toast. It came out relatively quickly, but we had to ask for jelly and had to ration what we had been given.\n\nThe breakfast was okay for what we spent utilizing the coupon that we had. I wouldn't have wanted to pay full fare for what we had.\n\nI doubt if I will visit this restaurant again due to it's location, parking issues and mediocre food. | 0 |
I used to like this doctor, but now I don't. The PA who used to examine my moles on an annual basis left, and the new one seems overwhelmed. After waiting for months for an appointment, I waited 55 minutes in the outer office to have a 5 minute examination. Wonder how much they charged my insurance for that? | 0 |
The have my husbands favorite cookies here called Tammy co. Also the AJ cookies that they bake daily is soft and amazing as well. I love their entire pastry and cake options as well. Great for grabbing a box of sweets of different goodies for a party or a client. My go to place for desert. | 1 |
I am IN LOVE with Trader Joe's. I don't know how I've gotten by without it for so many years! I will say I will probably do 90% of my shopping here as long as I live in the area. \nThe produce prices are unbeatable and the selections are awesome! This is the perfect store for healthy food! The selection is small, but everything they have appeals to me and fits my lifestyle! I am thrilled about how little I spend with how much I get! | 1 |
Let me start by saying that I haven't been to a dentist in over 20 years. Dentists terrify me. But I had a situation where I had to go...and I am very glad I found Dee. First, I called them at 10:30a, and they had me in at 1:00p. Then, when it turned out I needed treatment STAT due to infection, but I was going to leave because my anxiety was through the roof, they called in a script to help calm me down, and fit me in for a second time to do the procedure. The Doctor herself called me to check on me. The entire staff was caring, professional, and efficient. I highly recommend. | 1 |
Miga presents the most aesthetically pleasing modern restaurant space in Champaign County.\n\nI came here a week after it opened in September 2014. There were two or three customers inside and a dozen professionally dressed waitstaff standing by.\n\nThe service was competent and friendly.\n\nMiga offers several varieties of sake, but none are served warm. Our sake was served over ice and slices of cucumber in a clear glass pitcher after being poured from the bottle tableside.\n\nI spent only 30 minutes here having one drink and no food. I will definitely be back to eat sometime soon.\n\nMiga is justifiably pricey by the looks of the place. I hope the food sends the same message.\n\nOur waiter mentioned that Miga and the Campustown restaurant Sakanaya are owned by the same person. | 1 |
My wife and her brother are from Ukraine and all the food is truly legit. The place is small so you should order ahead ad everything takes time to prepare. Its worth the wait. The stuffed stuffed cabbage with chicken and potato Pierogi are awesome | 1 |
We have been to other OSF's, but never to the one less than a mile from our house. We stopped in last night for dinner and had a great experience. The restaurant is huge and has lots of fun furniture, lamps and other cool things to look at. The service was friendly and fairly efficient. The food is decent and reasonably priced. I had the spaghetti and marinara with minestrone soup and finished off with rainbow sherbet. They must be doing something right since they have been in Phoenix since 1972! | 1 |
We \""lived\"" in Vegas temporarily over the summer and visited Rock & Roll Kids with a friend whose kids regularly attend. My 3 1/2 year old loved it so much and talked about it (and Mr. Jon) so enthusiastically over our first weekend there that I decided to enroll him for the remainder of our stay. Over our couple of weeks there I quickly learned that ALL of the kids, parents and grandparents adore Mr. Jon, and it's easy to see why. He's phenomenal with kids of all ages. (Even my 8 1/2 year old looked forward to going with us each day, even though he mostly watched with me from the sidelines.) As a former Kinder teacher, the structure of his class instantly impressed me, too. Not everyone can engage, entertain and teach pre-k kids for an hour, but his classes have the perfect balance of developmentally appropriate play and learning activities that have physical, social and educational lessons all tied together. \n\nWe honestly can't say enough good things about Mr. Jon and Rock and Roll Kids!! I feel blessed that my boys got to have such an awesome experience with such a terrific teacher and role-model! | 1 |
The comments about finding the location is true. We circled the block several times. When we called for directions, we were simply given the same address we already had. There was no street level signs to direct you, and with traffic and construction it was a bit of a process.\n\nWhen I checked in, the room was a standard Aloft room. Nothing over the top. However, when I reported my toilet didn't work, I was assured by the front desk (a young lady who was talking to her co workers) that it would be fixed. IT WAS NOT. For two days, I didn't have a working toilet nor did they offer to change my room. I was out (Thank Goodness) for most of the day/ night but I did end up checking out early because I was so frustrated and grossed out.\n\nThe bar was great and the bar tender was even better. Thank goodness for her and public restrooms.\n\nAloft offered me points to apologize. Via email. No follow up in person, which would have almost been nicer than the points. | 0 |
Stopped by to have a quick lunch. We ordered chicken quesadilla and pizza. Both were lunch specials. They were both delicious. Yeah, we'll be back. Perhaps for dinner next time. | 1 |
What a profound disappointment. First, in terms of design, it's simply one of the coolest restaurants in Montreal. It has this 1970s Moroccan salon style that reminds me of a Middle Eastern recreation of the Cantina from Star Wars. They also have belly dancing performances. Sounds good but then you go. \n\nFirst problem: the food. It's unbelievably overpriced and the food is just plain mediocre. The table d'hote to go with the \""belly dancing\"" special costs something like 40 bucks with tax. This is an insane price for couscous (which basically costs nothing) with poor quality meat (fatty) and even more poorly prepared (dry, dry, dry). But I guess you pay not so much for the food but for the show and for the atmosphere. And that brings us to the next problem. The belly dancing show that I saw was mediocre at best (the dancer just wasn't that good) and the sound system was so bad it was hissing more static than music. And the final strike: the obnoxious people who go there. My impression is that its mainly middle-aged Hydro Quebec and government workers from the office towers nearby (the kind who try to assert their individuality by dying their hair unnatural shades of red and purple) who go after a day of soul-sucking bureaucratic labor in order to escape into some exotic fantasy land. So it basically has the same contrived vibe that you'd expect in a beach resort. | 0 |
Having facials done at Bella Estetica is a treat! Ivonne, the proprietress, is not only knowledgeable but is quite engaging and always very professional. She makes you feel at home from the moment you walk into the door to the moment you leave with glistening, smooth skin. Pricing is also, thankfully, reasonable. I would not go anywhere else! | 1 |
I stopped at Dhaba for the first time this week. On the good side, the restaurant looks very good and the staff is courteous and efficient. Also, our naan bread was delicious. On the bad side, the very bad side, the lamb vindaloo was inedible. It appeared to be canned tomato soup, slightly spiced and heated with some lamb dropped in. Terrible! The chicken tikka masala was barely passable. I think the sauce also came from a jar, at least it tasted like it. \n\nI cannot recommend this restaurant for anything other than naan. If you want Indian, any other Indian restaurant in town would be better. | 0 |
I come here for the pho. I've been to the other ones but this place reminds me of my grandmother's cooking therefore I am a repeat offender. I've been here multiple times but this is the first time I left a review. Their service is decent and their prices are fair ($8ish). I will come back. | 1 |
Bomb diggity, the meat is outstanding. The vampiros are hella good but the caramelos are my favorite. The flour tortillas are on point. I would give it 5 stars but the green salsa & guacamole weren't good. Horchata is bomb too!!!! | 1 |
We loved Ratcliffe on the Green and weren't sure that Bernardin's could replace it, but we were surprised with just how good Bernardin's was. We went for a special occasion, a birthday dinner, and enjoyed three courses each. All were delicious. We were totally stuffed at the end of our meal and more than just satisfied. Definitely recommend trying Bernardin's - but make a reservation because they have the same tiny dining area that Ratcliffe had! | 1 |
I have been wanting to go here for so long, especially after I read a \""Best of Phoenix\"" review in Phoenix magazine. \n\nI get so SOOOOO tired of americanized \""mexican\"" crap. I am up to my ears in cheap enchiladas, bad ground beef tacos and a weak tequila menu. \n\nI love the authenticity of the cuisine offered by this cute little restaurant. It is authentic and unique, because there is a wide variety of regional flavors incorporated into various dishes on the menu. I, being the carniverous hog that I am, chose the Torta de Filetito...hey steak and chorizo with bread?! I am so there...and it was comida chingona. :) Filet, Roquefort cheese and spicy chorizo on toasted crusty bread...The boy had Pollo con Mole Negro. It was my first experience tasting Mole, but I thoroughly enjoyed it and the tasty mashed potatoes and squash that cam with the chicken. \n\nI can't wait to go back and try the Tamarind Glazed Duck Salad. \n\nI was a little disappointed that our service was average at best. The man was nice, but didn't really pay much attention to us. He was a little casual, and although the atmosphere is casual, when you work in a restaurant that doesn't serve your normal americanized mexican fare, you should make an effort to make sure your customers questions are answered. | 1 |
By far one of the best places for breakfast in Vegas. If the locas love it it has to be good. Not crowded with tourists, so crazy kids or weird people here. The food is served it very generous portions and I love the olmelt skillets with gravy. The last time I was there they started doing fresh corned beef hash, wow!\n\nBy far the best hidden gem close to the strip. | 1 |
This is a great wee pub! A bit limited on seating, but it has plenty of room to stand and a wee snug room round the back. It's a very traditional pub which is nice in this age of glass, steel and concrete everywhere. There's a good selection of beers and spirits, and they are doggy friendly. I think they are the only pub I've ever been to that have their own range of merchandise too! You can get keyrings, t-shirts, mugs...all sorts! I was tempted by the purple hoodie, I might have to travel back to Edinburgh to get myself one! I hear they do pies too, so a return visit is highly likely! | 1 |
Ate here once with a buy one, get one coupon. I won't be heading back. Go to Los Gemelos off of State St instead. | 0 |
This has to be the filthiest restaruant in Gilbert. Got food to go. 15 yr old kid at counter mumbled 2 words and got annnoyed when I asked for more salsa. Carne asada burrito was a notch below filibertos and way more greasy. I guess if you live close and need a taco shop fix, this is the place. | 0 |
Rude staff members. No communication between \""people in charge\"" and the other employees. Not willing to accommodate or admit they were wrong. A group of 18 of us know that we will not be retuning. | 0 |
Let's start with the Good:\n\nThe woman who served us was very friendly and attentive.\nThe couches look comfy.\n\nThe Bad:\n\nFirst off, the smell; as my companion described it, it smelled like a layer of brine overtop sewer and vinegar, none of which over powered the sickening smell of old deep fryer oil.\n\nI'd been ready to slam the menu for a lack of vegetarian options (as reported to me prior) but I think they added an eggplant sandwich. I say think because the menu was only in French (and I don't like eggplant).\n\nThe Ugly:\n\nTwo words - Turtle tank\n\n...or as my companion described it, the turtle torture tank.\n\nToo many turtles for such a small tank, electrical wires dangling in the water like some MacGuyver built death trap (I saw at least two of the poor animals get stuck and frantically thrash against these wires), and one tiny rock that wasn't big enough for more than one of them at a time. Turtles aren't fish, they need to breathe air and they need to rest - I saw several of them struggle to get adequate purchase on a tiny rock for long enough to gasp a breath.\n\nI've already reported them to to SPCA, and I plan to go back soon and check their condition. | 0 |
The best thing here is the free bread basket. Everything else we ordered lacked so much in taste and whatever flavors were there didn't go together. Worst fine dining restaurant I've been to in pittsburgh. Service and presentation were good that's the only reason it's getting 2 stars. Food deserved 0 stars... Gotta find a new chef or something, we had leftovers that I took home because I didn't wanna waste a expensive meal and I couldn't even bring myself to eat it again... | 0 |
This is the cutest little salon! I always go to Charity, she is so upbeat and awesome (and puts up with me)! I can never make up my mind on how I want my hair and change it all the time. She took me brunette in December and then I wanted to be REALLY blonde again in April! But she got me just where I wanted!! Always does a great job.\n\nI have also gone to Savannah once when Charity wasn't available and she did a great job too!\n\nEveryone is just so friendly and seem to really enjoy working there. They have a good selection of products. Its not a HUGE salon so you feel like you're on an assembly line, but just big enough where you feel like you have you're own space while getting pampered! Would definitely recommend this place. | 1 |
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