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Just had my first visit to Otro on Friday, and it was fantastic! Great little place, nice outdoor area, and the food was fantastic. I could have eaten the chips and salsa all day! So good. Nice to have a Mexican Coke as well! | 1 |
This place is horrible. I had the worst margarita ever here. The last time I was here, a few of us (about 4 or so) met some friends (about 4 or so too) who had been drinking at sitting at a table for over an hour. When we walked in their was no hostess so we sat ourselves at the table next to our friends and ordered some drinks. For the next hour a waitress never came over to us. Fine we were seated close to the bar so we kept ordering drinks from there. Finally my boyfriend got hungry and decided to order some food from the bar because no one had helped us. Well as we were waiting the douche bag manager came over and asked us to move because they were trying to seat people for dinner. There were other tables still available and we mentioned to him that we had ordered food and were waiting for it, just not from a waitress since no one had come ever come over to help us. He continued to try and bully us out because we had not been seated by a hostess (there was no hostess at that time and no one had said anything for the last 2 hours) but we wouldn't budge because we were waiting for food. My boyfriend ate and we left. Such horrible service. Please read the other reviews, the management and service here sucks. We're never coming back. | 0 |
food is very unpredictable, quality is never consistent, Indian packed products in grocery section are way more expensive than what you get at other stores. definitely not one of the good place to eat or shop | 0 |
Not bad. But not good. The food is a solid \""fair\"". The reason you find people who go nuts about Srees is, it is CHEAP. It is C-H-E-A-P cheap!\n\nI have eaten their food for lunch, since they had the one in Market Square downtown, closed about 1998 or so. Now I go to the one on Murray in Squirrel hill, when I just want to taste something that vaguely reminds me of Indian food, I am in the area, and after a few bites, I do not mind throwing out what is left.\n\nYou get an entr\u00e9e, with meat you get one more side, and a half slice of really lousy bread. And in this case, I am being truthful., The bread slice you get with a meal at Srees is just meant to help in filling you up. It is really bad, other than as a filler.\n\nSo, you can get a few dishes, if you go all vegetarian. Or, if you choose the chicken with (usually) Garbonzo beans, you get one more side.\n\nIf I were on a really tight budget, like a student, or was trying to make it to the next payday, this is a really good place that fills a niche. But as far as being anything above \""fair\"", it isn't. Worth a try. It is good filler if you just want a bite, or a cheap meal, but not \""good\"". \n\nYou get a LOT of food, for very little cash. And THAT is VERY good, sometimes. And hey, ANYTHING beats McD's or Burger Blech... | 0 |
This place is great. I loveeeee frozen yogurt. It's really cheap too. Since I like it plain I just full my cup and don't really like toppings so I skip those. It's just like 3 dollars. I'm obsessed with the original plain flavor. It's SO good. The other flavors are okay. I've like some but none come close to the original flavor. I'm sticking to that one. | 1 |
Breakfast is a tricky little business on The Strip. Most casinos offer Starbucks or a grand buffet and not much in between. So Red, White and Blue appealed to me for the casual convenience factor. It is part grab-and-go deli with a sit down caf\u00e9 on either side. And although there was a line, it moved quickly so I was able to easily grab a table for our group. \n\nWe all ended up choosing the American Breakfast: choice of eggs, bread, sausage or bacon and juice. Definitely pricey at $16 and it was your basic forgettable breakfast. Most of our meals in Vegas fell into the expensive and worth it or expensive and not category. This would be the latter. Service was disinterested at best. By far our best breakfast on the trip was no where near the Strip. | 0 |
While in Las Vegas for my brother's bachelor party, we were waited on by Byron in the private dining room. Absolutely, without a doubt, in the top 3 best meals I've ever had in my entire life. Ever ever. \n\nCourse after course of fresh sashimi, with some kobe beef sliders at the end. Words cannot describe how incredible this meal was, and I have recommended Social House to every friend of mine going to Las Vegas since.\n\nIn a town chock full of incredible restaurants, this one really stands alone. | 1 |
Restaurant Week Rip Off...\n\nE-mail to: Fogo de Chao.....What a JOKE!!!! I've eaten at your restaurant many times and when I got this months e-mail regarding Arizona Restaurant Week, I thought this was great and what a deal. $40.00 vs.$49.00 plus free dessert. WOW was I mislead; to find, A Limited meat selection and the dessert was a tiny sliver. One of the main reasons I enjoy your restaurant is the lamb chops and filet both plus others not available. So I choose to pay the full price $49.00, so I could enjoy the things I go to Fogo de Chao for. Then I was told \""but we will still include the free dessert\"" they failed to tell me it was just a tiny sliver and not your normal full portions.\n\nIf you want to run a special with reduced selections and portions that is fine JUST SAY SO IN YOUR ADS. Don't wait for me to come in to find out. That just pisses me off and makes me wonder if I'll ever come back. Buyer Beware of Misleading Ads. | 0 |
I understand this is a new business, so I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that when I came in opening week, they were still trying to work things out. \n\nWhen I first came in I stood at the entrance for about five minutes before a server greeted me and told me my group could sit anywhere we want. \n\nThe menu has your traditional seafood cooked up Louisiana style, but you can see touches of filipino influence thrown in with items like lumpia, fried tilapia, adobo, and halo halo. They also have filipino beer like Red Horse and San Miguel you won't find in your typical restaurant. \n\nMy party started off with the clam chowder in a bread bowl and calamari. The clam chowder came out cold. Barely room temperature. The calamari portions were surprisingly small for the price you pay and the calamari itself were small to boot. For the main course I ordered the crabcake sandwich with cajun fries. I believe you have to pay $1 extra for fries of your choice. The sandwich was good, but came out cold again making me wonder if it's made fresh. I guess I didn't mind since since eating cold crab isn't as bad as eating cold clam chowder. My friend had the fried shrimp with parmesan garlic fries. At first we thought they brought out the wrong fries, but upon closer inspection the fries were sprinkled with a little bit of parmesan and granulated garlic. I was expecting something along the lines of wing stops parmesan flavor they put on their wings. I barely could taste the difference between regular fries. The amount of fries they give you is small too. The shrimp on the other hand was pretty good. We ordered in cajun sensation and the shrimp were very large and came out piping hot. \n\nOur servers were really good. Checked on our tables often when we needed them and were nice people. \n\nDespite the short comings with the food I do want to return in a couple months because I want to support new small businesses. Hopefully by then the kitchen will be sorted out. | 0 |
We came in to get a storage unit the two ladies that helped us were extremely helpful. And friendly. We are happy overall right now. | 1 |
This is not a review of the hotel or amenities, rather the 5 STAR CUSTOMER SERVICE from the front desk and management in response to my situation. I had made reservations for four days on short notice. I was told and agreed that because of the short notice that I was passed the cancellation period. My daughter then had a serious medical emergency and was hospitalized. \nI was unable to call the hotel at the time but contacted them the next day to cancel.\nThey informed me that my reservation was cancelled but there may have been a charge and would have to talk to the front desk. \nTalking to the front desk confirmed there had been a charge. I explained my situation to a very sympathetic voice (sorry didn't get her name). She said she would talk to her supervisor and call back. Within 15 minutes or less, she called an told me the charge would be reversed and wished us good luck with my daughter. \nIf management would like to give her a pat on the back, my call back was at 10:45 am on sept. 16. Thank you....thank you.....thank you | 1 |
Holy Yum Batman!!! \nThis was the best dinner I had while in Vegas.\n\nOur visit was near x-mas, so I can't speak to the wait time since there wasn't one for us. Our waiter was prompt, friendly, informative, and super observant. He was always quick to be at our table when it looked like we needed him.\n\nWe had the goat cheese appetizer, the quesadilla appetizer, the 16 spice chicken, the chicken tacos (an app, but it was my entree), the chile rellenos, and the salmon. (this was for 4 people).\n\nAfter the appetizers we realized we weren't that hungry and were suprised at the portion size of our entrees. They're alittle small for the price. So it was good for our tummys but not for our wallets.\n\nChurros were for dessert, the waiter talked us into it!\n\nI would totally go back when i visit next. | 1 |
This was my 5th, and LAST time here. The first 4 times I came here were amazing. Old school Vegas feel, amazing quality meat, attentive and knowledgeable wait staff, perfectly cooked food. NOT this time.\n\nIt's been about 2 years since my last visit, and things have gone WAY down hill! When we walked in the lady up front was too busy on the phone to acknowledge us, so we patiently waited. After about five minutes I started to wander over to the aging room, which apparently got her attention enough for her to finish her phone call. I had made reservations on Open Table two months ahead, and she seated us. Lucky us that we got the worst waiter in Las Vegas! This guy obviously hated food, and hated his job. I ordered the Rib Eye which comes with asparagus. I asked him for barnaise sauce. The food comes out, NO SAUCE. I remind the waiter that I had asked for barnaise sauce, he replies that its on there. I said, \""really? Ive never seen invisible barnaise!\"" Can you please bring some extra? He comes out 15 minutes later with some brown sauce that looked like gravy. I said \""what is this?\"" he tells me its barnaise. I said no, barnaise is yellow. He tells me that he is positive its barnaise and then walks away.\n\nThe quality of the meat was mediocre at best. My steak was actually tough. The seafood we ordered tasted like it had just been thawed out. The only redeeming part of the meal was the salad.\n\nI think I'm just going to try and remember the good times and NEVER come back. | 0 |
so friend and i go to RAVE movie theater's at Town Square but the movie we plan on watching is not showing due to \""projection problems.\"" yeah, whatever ! so we opt to get some froyo to ease the pain.\n\nyogurtland is cool - serve yourself - about 12 flavors - i opt for sour apple, pineapple and heath bar. you then throw on the toppings. they've got the cereal thing going on ( i still don't get that ) fruits, some things i don't even recognize. i opt for m&m's with some raspberries. \n\nDecent flavor to the froyo - keep forgetting when you add raspberries they freeze up quick. cost for 2 froyo's - $7.40 .\n\ni liked it | 1 |
I left a review on here once before and one of the owners tried to clarify something to me but I just wanted to clarify that you were mistaken. I went in alone and only had pedicure. I've never done a pedicure with a friend. My last review still remains the same. I also only review on MY experiences alone. | 1 |
Tr\u00e8s beau resto(d\u00e9cor parfait) les plats excellent, mais faite attention au piment,oufff sont piquannnnnnnt.Il accepte les gros groupe. | 1 |
I am not writing this review to be mean, but I truly disliked this place. The place needs a facelift, it's struggling in comparison to any of the other places in close proximity- and yes I understand it's much cheaper. I tried it on a Tuesday when they even had a special, so it was cheaper than usual even. The decor is a little bit of a timewarp, and it wasn't very clean- there was 1 person in the place; usually a major red flag but hey 2 tacos for like 5.99 what the heck? Then I realized it was 7pm, so I almost walked off. I was drawn to a sign that was implying there food was somewhat healthy. Wrong. Now for the bad part- the food. Really sad and bland, reheated food. Those tacos were bad, and I'm not very picky. The beans might have been the most pathetic thing I've ever tasted, and were a little burnt from sitting in that pan all day. How do you mess up beans if you're a Mexican restaurant? I guess the 1 star should go to the nice employee who nobly served me the jail food. He had a very defeated look, as if to plead with me to RUN. He was nice though- he would be wise to apply at one of the many stellar places right in tacos del mar backyard. If I was the owner of this establishment I would probably renovate and reinvent the joint quite a bit, the rent can't be cheap in this area and there is quite the competition. | 0 |
Best bar on tap in the area! There are so many different beers, brewed here and elsewhere that are delicious. Combine that with a bomb happy hour, and this is a great place. It might be my favorite happy hour around around!\n\nJust think about it, come here after work any weekday and enjoy some beers with pretzels and cheese. That will make any headache from the workweek go away! \n\nI still haven't tried this place for dinner but I need to. As for the other food, it is good but nothing special. Try an Orange blossom, you won't regret it.\n\nAlso, yes yes, dogs are welcome here and they're pet friendly. The outside patio in the back is the place to set, if the weather permits! | 1 |
Wonderful choice for lunch or dinner. Menu boasts healthy cooking alternative to the usual greasy/unhealthy feeling you get after eating at a normal chinese restaurant. THEY ARE RIGHT. The food is delicious and fresh and I love almost everything that I've tried so far. Not only convenient, the food is always ready in 5-10 minutes depending on how busy they are. If you're in the mood for some delicious chinese, or even curry check this place out. I would recommend it for take-out. | 1 |
I HATE having to give Flemings 2 stars. \nThat being said... On my 4th lifetime visit to a Flemings... 2 was all it deserved. And it got those two because of our server who was great. Today is my wife's bday. We're also celebrating an Anniv and a graduation. We both ordered a Cesar salad, the she had a filet with scallops and mashed. I had a main filet with Flemings potatoes. Both of us ordered medium. Warm, pink middle. \nWe cut into our steaks and no oink to be seen. Just dark meat. Purplish? We showed our waiter and he used the food back to the chef who prepared new steaks. This time her was so underdone it looked like sushi. That was sent back as well for a quick Tod's in the broiler which ended up making it tough and chewy. \nI've Lay's been blow away by how good the steaks are here. This time they seemed very under seasoned as well. And to be perfectly honest.. I don't think the meat was right. I don't know if it was going bad, or improperly aged, or just plain bad. But what I do know is it wasn't right. 35+yrs of eating and making steaks.... I know what medium should be. What it should be is what I got on the last 3 times I was there. \n\nI also watched two other tables by us send back their steaks as well! \n\nI'm disappointed. \n\nThe manager ( I believe) came by and checked on us at one point. She was super nice. My wife at this point was embarrassed . the lady did try to make things better. \n\nA short time later our waiter brought the check full price bit brought my bday girl a few chocolates and 25 gift certificate for next time. \n\nGood late effort... But I left Flemings hungry and disappointed. I never thought that would happen | 0 |
Holy crap. This place is horrific! How do you screw up a club sandwich? The service was good but the food was horrible! I will never come back here again!!!!! | 0 |
I went to All American Pub to catch a football game this past weekend because it wasn't on national TV. First off, it looked like they removed all of the bar stools and forced everyone to stand, and it is impossible to get a table. Therefore, I spent 3.5 hours standing in front of a bar getting elbowed by drunken idiots who clearly should have been cut off. (If a guest approaches the bar, slams his drink down out of control-- he clearly does not need to be served a round of shots). Second-- I consider myself a decent tipper and tip after every drink I order. I had paid with cash all afternoon and tipped each time. The last round I ordered, I only had two fives to pay for my $5 order. I asked the bartender to break the second five so I had change. She said, \""Sure\"" and then proceeded to ring out my order, make change for the 5 and put ALL OF IT in her tip jar. I was previously a bartender and I would NEVER do that. You should never expect all change to be tip-- change should go to the customer and they can determine your tip. I then noticed that every time that same bartender took money from someone and it was less than a dollar that was owed to the customer, she banked all of it without offering the change to the customer. If you ask me, that is theft. \n\nI will never recommend anyone go to All American Pub on a Sunday-- unless you want to be stolen from and bombarded by a bunch of over served drunks. | 0 |
I have never been here before and now I have been here twice in one week. They have just remodeled the place, I have no idea what it looked like before, but from the pictures I think it looks better now. The tables might be a little small so they can cram in more people but it isn't like you are having a full meal here just drinks usually.\nI have to say the food is just ok. Of course I have only had the nachos and fried cheese. The nachos were good but they had cheese sauce not melted cheese and for $13 I'd expect melted cheese. The fried cheese was nice big half slices of cheese but just not spectacular. The drink prices aren't too bad. It is a comedy club with a two drink min so you expect the prices to be a little high. But if you just stick with the two drinks per person you can get out of there for about $30 to $35. Add an app and it can get up to the $40 to $50 range for two people. If you have four or a whole group the price could get up there fast but once you split it up it isn't too bad.\nIt is a nice club. I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. The staff is very nice. They do automatically add a tip on. Which I don't know if that is a good thing or bad. Some people don't like it. I think it saves adding things up in your head and makes everyone tip which they should. But I can see how it might rub some people the wrong way.\nI will definitely be back. I have become hooked. They really put on a good show. Maybe not an every week thing but once in a while when someone you like comes to town or someone you don't know. You could be surprised. I was there on Sunday and had never heard of the comedian but he was great. Then last night David Spade stopped in and did 15 minutes. That was a real surprise.\nSo go and check it out. Enjoy and support live comedy. | 1 |
Just got back from Vegas, and this spot was on my list of places to visit. I must confess I first heard of it on Oprah (their Frozen Hot Chocolate is her fav). \n\nThe building was very easy to find since it was hot pink in front of Ceaser's Palace. My friends and I sat at the bar because it was packed for lunch. The bartender was very friendly and recommended a Strawberries and Cream Mojito. So naturally, I had to try it. Yes it was expensive ($14 I think), but it was very big and absolutely yummy! We ordered a cheese pizza and finished it off with a Frozen Hot Chocolate for 2 (we shared it with FOUR people and still couldn't finish it!) \n\nOh if you order a salad...make sure to SHARE it, they're HUGE!\n\nI definitely recommend this restaurant. It was the best service we had in Vegas (including those 5 stars we visited). | 1 |
rooms were nice and clean, but maybe they should change out the carpet in the halls. they were rolling up all over the place!\n\nI really like the location! close to everything and on the strip | 1 |
Like so many others that reviewed Ah Sin, I should have read the Yelp reviews before deciding to go. After picking up my wife from a late night arrival at the airport, we were both starving. Instead of trying to think of something to eat on the strip we decided to stick to the hotel and keep it easy. We both love sushi, so Ah Sin should have been an easy choice. Actually it was a big mistake. \n\nIt's a pretty decent atmosphere, but that is all it had going for it. It took more than five minutes for a server to greet us, even though there were ample amount of staff in the dining room. When our server did arrive we could not understand him nor could he understand us...oh, this is going to be awesome!\n\nMy wife ordered a couple of rolls off the menu and I opted for the all-you-can-eat sushi. I did order some of the same rolls she did off the all-you-can-eat menu (spicy tuna and shrimp tempura). When they were served it was obvious something was wrong. We ordered identical rolls but mine were half the size with twice the rice. There is good business and then there is just completely screwing your customer, and it was obvious I was getting the royal treatment on this deal. My tuna rolls tasted off, the shrimp roll had no flavor and the rice was under cooked to boot. However, the rice in the rolls that my wife ordered was properly cooked, which only makes me ask the questions, \""how long ago were my rolls prepared?\"" By the time we got back to our room, neither of us were feeling too well. \n\nOut of all the restaurants that we went to on our trip Ah Sin was, by far, the worst experience. | 0 |
I just got home totally blissed out from a wonderful scrub/massage with Fallon. She did a fantastic job and deserves big kudos!\n\nI would have to agree that this isn't the swankiest spa - does feel like an upscale health club - but it had everything I needed to have a wonderful relaxing experience - most important - a very good therapist!\n\nAll staff I encountered were very warm and friendly and seemed genuinely interested in offering a top-notch experience.\n\nThe spa uses red flower products which I LOVE. Another plus!\n\nPerhaps I was lucky b/c it's Weds and was very quiet - but the calm atmosphere and the Weds bargains, make it the perfect day to visit. \n\nI will definitely be back.... maybe even as soon as next Weds.\n \n(PS I didn't give them 5 stars only because the property, compared to other neighboring spas, doesn't warrant an \""as good as it gets\"", but if I were reviewing the therapist alone, I'd have added the last star.) | 1 |
Love this place. Always fresh best spring rolls in town I highly recommend fast service family friendly employees. | 1 |
WARNING TO ALL! Spirit airlines gets no Stars. The Stewardess printed the name on our ticket misspelled so security sent us back. After getting new tickets we get to the gate and the Spirit airline worker closed the gate in our faces! She told us we would have to go back to the front and get rescheduled. We went back and the Next flight wasn't until the next night leaving us stranded in BWI over night. We caught a earlier flight with another airline as we needed to be in vegas on time for a government meeting the following morning. We already payed and booked a return flight home with spirit along with another $160 in baggage too. When time came around to return on home on our scheduled flight. Spirit canceled our flight took all of our money and baggage fee's and wouldn't allow us on the flight. They sayed that if we didn't fly to vegas with them then they automatically cancel our return. We flew in another airline cause there craft wasn't until the last flight the following night n we need to be there in the morning: they wouldn't reinstate our flight reservations even though we payed for 2 airline seat tickets and baggage on the return flight. Would not give us a refund, comp, discount, or Anything. Told us to call there customer service # all to be hung up on by the Manager after a 30min call wait. Try to call back and the remainder of times just placed on hold or hung up on after 30min hold wait. Total amount lost and pocketed by Spirit airlines is $497.86 for the plane tickets and another $150 in baggage fee's we didn't use because the canceled our flight. Worst airline ever. DO NOT FLY SPIRIT AIRLINE AT ALL COST!! SERIOUS WARNING TO ALL!! I will leave my email if you have any further Question. With my most recent personal experience and the horror stories I've read online about this airline i would like to see Spirit airlines put out of the air transportation industry. | 0 |
I hired this company to install tile in my home. They neglected to seal the grout (although that was part of the agreement).\n\nIn addition, they broke the flanges off both toilets and left one toilet in my master bathroom shower (leaving the drain hole open so that toxic fumes could escape). \n\nTheir employees brought children to the job site and left my doors open and unlocked on several occasions.\n\nThe job took one month longer than estimated due to workers not showing up.\n\nI have written and called this company in an attempt to resolve my dissatisfaction and have not received one response from them to date. \n\nVERY unprofessional ! ! ! | 0 |
Rude staff.\nNot sure if this is the scenario with all the staff members or just with the one i happen to encounter. \nSo i basically went to razyfresh on murray avenue. By mistake, i tried to get yogurt from a machine which was not working (i still dont know where was the sign indicating the same). Anyways, simplest of the procedure should have been that the staff should just tell me that the machine is not working and may be point me to the ones that were working. But, instead he asked me very rudely that what re you doing and told me that cant you see the sign that machine is not working (that too when i already said sorry to him quite nicely and again i still do not know where the sign was :)).\n\nI feel its quite a bad behavior on their part and customers should not be treated like this.\n\nP.S: I came out without buying anything. | 0 |
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. Where do I start...\n\nFirst off I'll say that I'm pretty fair when it comes to eating out. I've lived around the globe and have eaten things that would make most people... well, you know.\n\nBut sometimes there are places that have strikes against them right from the get go. Such was the case with Lulu's Taco Shop.\n\nThe restaurant was well kept with the usual Mexican decor strewn about the walls. Mariachi music filling the room. Tables, chairs yada, yada, yada. Nice place for a taco shop.\n\nNow the strikes -\n\nStrike One: \n As another poster noted, 75 cent charge on all cards. ALL CARDS? Not a huge deal but a ding none-the-less. Fortunately I had some cash on me (which is unusual). Yes, I know the burden of paying that fee falls on the restaurant but that is made up in the cost of goods rendered is it not?\n\nStrike Two:\n My wife and I ordered the taco plates (two tacos, rice & beans). When asked if we would like chips and salsa with that I replied \""sure!\"" To which the young lady behind the cash register said \""That'll be $4.00\"" O.o??? Four bucks? For chips? They weren't even freshly made chips! Needless to say, after all was said and done, I got out of there $24.00 short of cash. For that I could have eaten at Arriba's and been served my food and have all you can eat chips, salsa and bean dip. At Lulu's you pay a high price and are still expected to get up and get your meal when they yell out your order. Just rubbed me the wrong way.\n\nNot happy so far....\n\nStrike Three:\n Location. If it wasn't for the fact that one of the best restaurants in Gilbert is literally 50 feet to the south, it may not have been so bad but as I sat eating my (ahem) $4.00 little basket of store bought chips, I kept looking over at Flancer's wishing for a Chili Verde Birdie Turkey sandwich. That was almost unbearable.\n\nOne other little thing that I noticed was their beef is obviously grass-fed and not corn-fed. You get the distinct smell of hay or a stable as you chew your meat. Maybe it was just me but it was definitely there.\n\nAll in all, Lulu's is just okay. Not terrible food-wise but for what you pay, service could have been way better. Will I go back? Probably not. You'll find me 50 feet to the south.... ;-)\n\nCheers!\nShawn | 0 |
I always have breakfast here when I'm in town. Great bagels. | 1 |
My wife and I have been wanting to try this place for quite some time after hearing several friends enjoy their visits. Read plenty of reviews both positive and very negative but went yesterday for the Thursday night date night special, 2 salads, appetizer, and a pizza to share for $20. Not a bad deal.\n\nCaesar salad was quite good, my wife's strawberry and Gorgonzola salad was good for her, I don't like that kind of thing. The salads are a very decent to big portion. \n\nWe got the Caprese appetizer (which is a half order with the special), which is four pieces, and the S.O.P. pizza. \n\nService was decent, however the inside where we sat, as the patio was packed, was less than 1/3 full of roughly 20 tables. But still quite noisy. \n\nThe pizza is OK at best, nothing special. Quite a few fun and different choices. However, the pizza is a 9in pizza, which is fine for sharing, with thick outside fluffy crust, but very thin crust on the bottom. Thin to the point that is is soggy and the toppings fall off when you pick up a piece, so a knife and fork are required. \n\nAll together for a $20 dinner for two, it is a good deal for the money. However, if you are planning to order alcohol, beware. $7 for a small brandy style glass of Sangria, or $4 for a 12oz domestic is quite steep. Happy hour and the Thursday night date night is a decent value for your money. However if you are coming for anything else, salads at $6-$10/each, appetizers for $5-$13/each, and very average pizza for $10-15 for a personal pizza, there are far better places in the area to visit and enjoy. | 0 |
Went to the 2008 Las Vegas Bowl. I had fun but the Stadium itself is really just a glorified High School Field. The Wheelchair seating sucked and the BYU fans I was sitting with were some of the rudest \""fans\"" I have ever been around and I have been to sporting events all over the world! I had no allegiance to either team but I wish my seats were on the Arizona side! On the plus side, the stadium staff did offer to let me move to better seats, but I turned them down because they were at the top of the stadium and I would have frozen my tukas off since it was so cold and windy. I actually wore thermal underwear in Las Vegas! | 0 |
Bagels, sandwiches & employees are awesome!\nTried to get there for days but cannot seem to get my butt up early enough before work to go.\nSo they made me up my own dozen everything bagels at 3 PM today!!! Soft, fresh and delicious!!\n\nCoffee is fab as well!!!\n\nAs for any complains about how slow the line is\n\nOf course it is!!!\nSo much to decide from!!!!\nI get in line and start wanting everything!\n(Sorry, guys!!) | 1 |
The host's desk does not seem to have trained personnel. They kept us waiting though no other customers needed their services. Then they seated my young daughter and me in the bar section; do they not like children? When we returned to be reseated, they said they were cleaning a table for us (there were lots of free tables), then finally sat us in a booth. The head hostess seemed so cold toward us; the others were nicer. Lots of bad bodings even before we're were seated! Luckily the food was OK (the napa salad was actually great!). The waitress was good and fixed our problems quickly. I hope they improve their front personnel. | 0 |
Okay. Today is the day... I am submitting my very first 1 star Yelp review. Please forgive me.\n\nSo, I must first state that I am not a vegetarian or vegan, but I am an open minded person ESPECIALLY when it comes to food. I frequently visit vegetarian/vegan-friendly restaurants--My favorite being VeggieGrill in LA. Today, my vegetarian friend and I decide to make a trip to Go Raw Cafe because 1. My friend is a vegetarian and we typically cater to his preference when dining and 2. It is Ash Wednesday when Catholics observe by not consuming meat. \n\nWe arrive at Go Raw Cafe pretty excited being that it was our first time. We even mention this to the woman behind the counter who didn't receive our enthusiasm as we thought. She simply tells us to take a seat at the tables and she'd be there shortly. To her, \""shortly\"" meant ten minutes.\n\nWe politely asked the waitress what she would recommend. We went with a few of her recommendations and ordered the Mexicali Pizza, the Neat Loaf and \""Fries,\"" and a Tropical Smoothie. We were also served two glasses of water with about one ice cube in each glass. We asked for more ice which never came. \n\nSo... our food arrived. As soon as it was placed in front of us, we were somewhat satisfied. Presentation was pretty decent. The Mexicali Pizza looked very well put together, the Neat Loaf and \""Fries\"" looked \""interesting\"" and the smoothie was well, not worth the couple cents shy of $7.00. It was about the size of a small in most places. \n\nOnto the taste. The Mexicali Pizza tasted how it looked--decent. The buckwheat crust was just not what I imagined it to be. It was about the consistency of what you would imagine biting into a dog biscuit would be like. The toppings tasted very similar to a 7 layer dip which wasn't bad. The Neat Loaf was in my opinion, disgusting. We knew the second we took our fork to it, it wasn't going to be a great experience. The consistency was like that of poop. Kind of looked like it too to be honest. The \""fries\"" were what I believe to be breaded avocados. I have never wanted to endulge in the greasy goodness of REAL fries ever in my life until after biting into those things. \n\nI honestly try to make the best of every moment, and my friend and I were willing to order something else off the menu. When they waitress came, my friend had told her the Neat Loaf was not what it imagined it to be and asked about another item on the menu. I'm sure she took this as an insult, and she disregarded his question about the other item and asked \""do you want to box it up?\"" My friend replied, \""Um, no, I don't think we're going to eat it later.\"" She then says, \""then give it to your parents.\"" Puzzled, he says, \""Um. No.\"" Turned off and no longer interested in ordering something else, my friend reminds her of the ice she never brought us and she comes back with it ten minutes later. \n\nAfter all that, I asked for the check, paid the $40.00 tab (in which I did leave a tip that my friend said I shouldn't have based on our poor service), and we left in search of something to eat. We wished we had just gone to Yardhouse for their Gardein items. \n\nI do not plan to return to Go Raw Cafe... Or maybe I shall call it \""NO Raw Cafe.\""\n\nNote: It is obvious that Go Raw Cafe caters mainly to their \""regulars.\"" Sitting there for the time that we did, it was clear that we were not treated like their \""regular\"" patrons were and not only felt ignored, but felt unwelcomed. First impressions often are lasting impressions. | 0 |
Food was very good. Overpriced ($14 omelet, $4 for coffee, $5 for orange juice) but I guess that's Vegas.\n\nWhat was totally unacceptable was the WAITING. The service was some of the slowest I've ever encountered. Don't come here if you're very hungry or dont have greater than 2 hrs to spend on just breakfast. | 0 |
Great breakfast made better by sitting outside. Ate there 3 days in a row and did not have a bad experience. Didn't eat at any other time, but was impressed enough by breakfast that I would imagine other meals would be great. We had the 3 eggs scrambled, the ham and cheese omelet, croissants, the skinny pankcakes, french toast, bacon, and blueberry waffles. I'd recommend them all - bacon is fabulous. We should've stayed another day to try the eggs benedict. | 1 |
Some of the friendliest staff I've ever encountered. The food at Chez Vous is sublime especially the crepes, but also their salads, sandwiches and other deserts. One of my favourite items on their menus is the croque monsieur, a sandwich made with ham, cheese and creme fraiche and then toasted in the oven. \n\nI love the atmosphere of the place but its really the terrific staff that makes it special including the owners Isabelle and Richard and their son Romain.\n\nRecently, they have added fruit tarts, made in house fresh and they are to die for.\n\nAlso do not miss their coffee, espresso, cappucinos or lattes... | 1 |
The food here is pretty good. Some of us had hu tieu (clear noodles soup), pho, bo kho, stir fried noodles. Overall, all the items were good. The stir fried noodles dish surprised me a little, I didn't expect the deep fried crunchy rice noodles there. It was ok, I wouldn't get it again but it worths a try :) | 1 |
Oh my lawd! This topped it for me. I mean this place really took the cake. I mean 1st place for the worst place to get your NATURAL hair done! I called and got a same day appointment - reason being for the 1 star- but that was as good as it got! The lady, Jennifer, was the one that washed me and took care of the whole experience. The wash was great it was when she started pressing it. My mama never burned me that many times in a session. And we were in front of her stove ..... in the kitchen. Then as she continuously ripped and raked at my hair I felt every precious strand splitting and tearing off. Meanwhile as if I have never combed my own hair she kept saying \"" ooh you really need to work the middle parts and these ends!\"" I wanted to say \"" ooh yes i will after you finish tearing and burning my hair out\"" needless to say I left hair not fully pressed, because if it were naps wouldn't have been popping as I combed it! Not to mention the hold spray. I left with a burning head and I was so upset. Jennifer was so nice she just seemed really inexperienced. It was just not the place for me. \n\nSpecial note. They don't do braids ( not individuals) but cornrows nor twists, but they say they can do weaves. | 0 |
The Gist: Get the Travelocity 2-for-1 tickets when you stay at a Harrah's property. With this, it's the best deal you'll find in Vegas!\n\nWe've seen several comedy shows and various Cirque De Soleil shows in Vegas. Each of these are pretty pricey $80 - over $100. The man wanted to see a magic show for once, so what better, than to take advantage of the 2-for-1 tickets we got through Travelocity by staying at Paris. Hands down, this show was the most entertaining and we technically paid only $45 a person! If you want magic, watch Penn & Teller. They take pictures with people after the show. They're magic is not the cheesy, David Copperfield, kind either. They do individual act with meaning. Its hard to explain. If you get the chance, watch it! | 1 |
If you're looking for a sports bar Teakwoods at Indian School is NOT the place! I had high hopes for Teakwoods but was really dissapointed. Most of the TVs are from 1990! There are a few flat screens but they are so small you can't really watch a game. The food was OK but not great. Limited beer on tap. I think this place is best for families that want to take their kids out to dinner. Very casual and you can throw peanut shells on the floor. The style and atmoshere where really boring including the bar area. Service wasn't shabby. | 0 |
It seems like there's just about universal agreement the food at the Wagon Wheel is excellent, so I won't beat that drum. Let me address the concerns people have had about being an outsider.\n\nI've lived near Cave Creek for a long time and for some reason never stopped here. I always got the sense that it was really a spot for \""real\"" Cave Creekers, not those of us who live just south of town in the area that has a Cave Creek address but is really in Phoenix. We are pretenders. \n\nHowever, I moved into Cave Creek proper just recently, right down the street from the Wagon Wheel, so figured I'd better check it out. After all, I'm one of the locals now, a \""real\""Creeker. I loved it. The place is the epitome of a \""greasy spoon.\""\n\nThe few people there (it was around 10am) were clearly locals and regulars who looked like they've been coming since the gold rush of the 1870's. Nobody looked at me funny when I walked in and I never felt out of place. Maybe they saw me pull up in my old pickup truck and figured I was OK.\n\nI was immediately greeted and told to sit anywhere I'd like. The place is small, but there are tables outside in an enclosed patio. Service was friendly and prompt, and my coffee cup was never empty.\n\nWould I drive any distance to eat here? Probably not. Would I make it a point to eat breakfast here if I was going to be visiting Cave Creek? Absolutely. Will I become a regular now that I live down the street? You bet. \n\nSo don't be afraid to pull up in your Lexus, wearing your Tommy Bahama shirt, pressed linen shorts and Docksiders. You'll still be welcomed by all of us regulars! | 1 |
A motel 6 with a face job. The outside looks nice, once you get in your room is another story. Beds are super old and uncomfortable, and all they cover it with is a single loose sheet that falls off easy so you get straight mattress. And when I got ready for bed there were a couple noticeable old blood drops on that crappy sheet. The towels are worse than sandpaper, and their soap is pure crap. On top of making you uncomfortable and itchy all over they charge you $13 a day for internet. They have mini kitchens in the rooms in case you want to eat or drink anything you brought, but oh wait, absolutely nothing to eat or drink with inside. My door lock also malfunction for several days. \n\nThis place is fine if you're some broke college frat boys just looking for a cheap place to crash after you get wasted, but if you want a decent room, spring for the extra $10-20 a night and go somewhere else. | 0 |
We saw the Wynonna concert here last evening. Wow, fabulous and a beautiful ballroom for this event. Will return to other venues here. | 1 |
Love their Beef Flemington, good poor on wine, good wine selection, good martini's. Great place to go. | 1 |
One of the better parks in Southern Highlands. The splash pad is great during the summer months and our family also enjoys the festivals and activities that the park host. Very nice park and happy to have it close to home. | 1 |
Ambiance is great. You don't find many old-school restaurants like that in Vegas anymore. It's very dark and romantic as you dine with the oldies playing in the background. \n\nHowever the food is extremely over-priced and very bland. For appetizers, we ordered the Toasted Ravioli with Marinara Sauce $10, which was really good. \n\nFor entree, they are best known for beef, so we order the Chateaubriand Bouquetiere for two with Hollandaise and B\u00e9arnaise Sauce ($55 per person) and we added on Whipped Potatoes $8 on the side. We have never tried Chateaubriand Bouquetiere before and it was boxed out on the menu, looked special and tempting, so we figured we'd give it a try.\n\nThe Chateaubriand Bouquetiere, which is a roasted beef tenderloin, was just ok. The sauces were very bland. For $55, it also came with some steams vegetables on the side (carrots, broccoli and asparagus), which were just plain steams with no seasoning at all. It was not even salted. \n\nOur total (for 2 people) with 1 drink, 1 appetizer, Chateaubriand Bouquetiere for 2, and 1 side + tax & tip, came to $180. I don't know if we just order the wrong item from the menu or they were just having an off-day? But we went there on a Friday night, from 5-6:45 pm. We were the only table there. There was one couple that came in during our dinner, sat down, took a look at the menu, then left. Another coouple came in as we were leaving. But overall, the place was empty on a Friday night! | 0 |
I was a little fond of this place because when I had to do a smog check for state registration they were super friendly and called me back a few times to let me know where their emission guy was and when he was working.\n\nHowever today I called them at 3:45 to see why time the close. 5:00 PM. Great so I cruised over and got there at 4:12 PM. First they tell me they only carry Penzoil. Any self respecting car owner knows that Penzoil is one of the cheapest , crappiest engine oil you can buy. So they said I could get my own oil next door at Checkers. I said OK i'll do that. Then the guy said \""actually we are doing our last car now. We are doing a transmission on this car too, so we can't take any more cars\"".\n\nWTF? First of all you only carry Penzoil. Yuck. Secondly you tell me you aren't taking any more cars at 48 min till close for a 10 min oil change? Thanks for the warning!! Taking my car somewhere else for a decent oil change. | 0 |
Why doesn't this little shop get more play? I mean, Matthews/Mint Hill only offers so much so I would expect Nova's to be a more popular spot! They offer wifi, have comfy couches and chairs, good looking pastries and fresh brewed coffee. What could be better? Plus, it isn't the typical run of the mill national chain.\n\nI see other reviews (or ONE other review) that commented on the baked goods and the fact that they are subpar and not as good as the bakeries in NYC. Well, I have news for everyone that moves here from NY: THIS IS CHARLOTTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nNot that we expect less because it is Charlotte but we aren't comparing ourselves to NY or any other city for that matter. \n\nMy vanilla latte with almond milk was awesome. One of the best I have had. The girl at the counter was pleasant and very helpful. The price was a little more than I cared to spend for a medium (almost $5) but the quality was worth it. \n\nI will definitely be back and am happy to support this shop. | 1 |
I've visited during my last two trips to Vegas. \n- On July 3 2013 the experience was so-so but I attributed the stomachache to the fact that I had been drinking at the pool that day. \n- On December 19 2013 I went back, because I did remember the bartenders and bar scene being quite fun. This time around I got a stomachache again and it is definitely the poor food!\n\nProblems: \n- The American Burger is served with PROCESSED CHEESE like from a Kraft package! Disgusting! \n- The Jalapeno Poppers are served with a sauce that was so heavy, it was really a downer. \n- The plates are scratched and in poor condition. Like a Denny's from the MidWest. \n\nIf Gordon Ramsey were to eat here and the logos were changed, he'd SLAM this place and send it straight to the depths of hell's kitchen. | 0 |
Lovely coffee bar. Great espresso, great music, comfortable seating, and a great atmosphere. Perfect anytime of day. | 1 |
I love Vegas buffets. I think usually there isn't a huge difference between most of the main ones (Wynn, Bellagio, etc..).\n\nBut i thought Cravings, at the Mirage was a pretty good deal. It was about $20 for brunch and there were bottomless mimosas or bloody marys.\n\nThe things I remember eating were french toast, hashbrowns, prime rib, ham, shrimp cocktail, crab legs, wonton noodles, potstickers, fruit, gelato, mango pudding, cake, and some other desserts. They had mango pudding!!! I was so excited about that... usually don't see mango pudding at places other than chinese places. And this wasn't the mango pudding that was like gelatin at chiense places, but it was actually pudding, soft and creamy mango pudding!! So good. \n\nI think i got my money's worth, i was pretty satisfied. I also got a huge chocolate chip cookie on my way out to eat while i was gambling.\n\nThe biggest disappointment though, was the sushi. There was barely any fish in the rolls, and thats all they had - rolls. | 1 |
Not enough moving sidewalks. Not enough \""wow\"". This is Vegas! And who did Southwest Airlines piss off to get the gates a half-mile from the security entrance? The nicer hotels in town should chip in and spruce this place up. | 0 |
They have a lot of things you need but let me tell you why my review is so low. I'm a college student, I was up late one night studying and then I went over for some snacks and an energy drink. So they made me wait for ten minutes because of the computers or something like that. There was about 8 other people behind me waiting during those ten minutes and then finally a lady came over so we could get the line moving. She took her sweet time AND she answered her cell phone during the check out! I was so angry because it was rude when we were all wanting to leave. It wasn't an emergency call just a \""hey how ya doin\"" call! I must say I have never wanted to not go back to a store as bad as this. They got two stars because they have good food. | 0 |
An old customer lost. For years I've been coming here every time I come into town. No more. We had a table of 9 and the waiter was so rude and condescending when we asked him to repeat our order (he did get one wrong, btw). When our food came is was ok, not spectacular like before. The waiter slapping our dishes down where ever he wanted on the table didn't make it any better. I won't be going back. | 0 |
I will be the first to admit that Flex and Fit is not the place for everyone. If you're the kind of person who likes to go to the gym, plug in your iPod and log your 30 minutes on the ellipticals, this is not your place.\n\nBut I am not that kind of person, and back when I tried to be that kind of person, my workout routine was sporadic, at best. But Flex and Fit is exactly the kind of place for a person like me. That is, a person who likes group classes and wants a lot of variety in both the types of classes offered, and the times of day I can take them.\n\nI've taken the yoga, ballet barre and air classes at Flex and Fit and they're all great. The classes are challenging and there's plenty of variety to keep me interested and my muscles challenged. For those so inclined, there are also spin and boot camp style classes, in addition to cooking classes. They also have \""Air Nap,\"" where you can take a 30 minute nap in one of the 8-foot fitness silks!\n\nMemberships aren't cheap, but if you go four times a month, it pays for itself. Plus, members get validated parking, towel and mat service and nice locker rooms with Bumble and bumble products in the showers. | 1 |
That was a really frustrating experience. We've been here a couple times by boat because the location is great. I'm pretty sure our server was incompetent. There was a wait for service, a wait for food but apparently plates are in short supply because the server was clearing the table while we were still eating. That makes me nuts because it's rude. \n\nOne of the meals was prepared incorrectly and had to be remade and it took forever. Sure they were a little busy when we got there but it was a ghost town by the time we escaped. \n\nThe incorrect meal was not comped as I would have done had it been my call. That was weird. I'd suggest eating somewhere else but I wish it was better. | 0 |
I called at 6:15 to place an order for pick up. I ordered a med thin crust, a 12 inch pan and cheesy bread and they told me it would be ready in an hour. WTF? it's pizza. I go there and it was of course not ready it took 1hr and 15min to get it. The price was 48 dollars and some change. Holy crap! The pan pizza just looked like a pile of crap. It was a sloppy mess. I was very dissapointed with this location as all the other I have been to have been great. I really don't get the people who will wait for hours to eat here it's not that great. | 0 |
I loved St Bride's as a venue for several reasons:\n\n- It makes for an intimate music venue, with tiered seating and the quirky addition of fairly lights and black curtains surrounding the performance and audience area. The result is a great atmospheric ambiance.\n\n- The community hall next door makes for a nice little chill-out area. We visited in November and the Christmas tree and decorations made us feel cosey and at home.\n\n- You won't quite believe the change you'll get back from the bar. - Super good value!\n\n- The staff were rather lovely.\n\n- Take a look up once you've taken your seat before the show. The wooden interior of the ceiling is stunning.\n\nEnjoy the show! | 1 |
Paid $6 for a PBR can. So many bars and so many choices. This is a bad one. Everything is meh and the bar is lifeless. At least you get free chips and salsa for checking in. | 0 |
Morning Glory, get it together! I did my part by calling and asking for a reservation for 10 people. I left a message asking you to all me if you CAN'T accommodate us 2 days prior. 24 hours go by so I call and leave another message 1 day prior. NO response. Finally, I called that morning and got no response, so decided to head over early. Now for the BAD part....I approached the hostess to ask about my reservation and was told we were not on the list. She clearly did not care and her only offer was that a big table would be open \""soon\"". I couldn't get any sort of indication of what \""soon\"" meant so called everyone and gave them the bad news. The fact they were not willing to stick it out was very telling and should be an indicator for you. Clearly you don't care about my business so I won't be back. Way to lose a good, loyal customer, Morning Glory. | 0 |
I am pretty picky and I really like BBQ....that said I do not generally like standing in line to order but we pushed on! The ribs were just OK, the moist brisket was outstanding, the green chili stew was also outstanding! I tried my wife's pulled pork and it was again, just OK. Very good service, place is clean, prices are very reasonable. Oh...tried a few of the breakfast burritos the other morning to go...delicious! Will be back. | 1 |
I was pleasantly surprised to find there is a Q Shack in Charlotte since it was always one of my favorite places in Durham. After this visit, I'll probably go back since it's got lots of nostalgia for me (and is close to work).\n\nBut seriously- 3 hushpuppies!!!???!!!?? Three. One. Two. Three. Not four. One less. Three. Definitely not five. More like three. And while we're on the topic of me stuffing my face with way more atherosclerotic foods than I should, the brisket portion was a little skimpy.\n\nSomeone should go visit the original location and take notes. Eating at this place was like Q Shack that was left in the dryer too long. | 0 |
This is one of my favorite Burger joint in Vegas the food is really great and fairly priced . The employees are very helpful and attentive ... the dinning area and kitchen are very clean . I would defently eat there again and again . | 1 |
ok, so if you do not get the Filet Mignon...you will miss out. Melt in your mouth delectible!! We celebrated our anniversary with them and we were treated like royalty. complimentary Creme Brule even!! And the wait staff were fabulous, a waiter who majes all your meal decisions seem like the greatest decision since the soviets took down the wall. Great talent, never an empty glass, most needs anticipated with ease. | 1 |
I went here for a happy hour with a friend based on the Yelp reviews that I read. I was excited for a nice wine bar near my work and it looked like it had a great happy hour menu.\n\nI opted to have wine, and since I had a ways to drive home, I just went for a glass. If you had a larger group or were within walking distance, they have wine by the bottle and at happy hour, the 2nd bottle is $1!\n\nWe opted to sample 3 of the appetizers. We tried the Peppy Dew Peppers, Wild Mushroom Bruschetta, and the Chef's Board. Everything was delicious. I expected the bread on the bruschetta to be more crunchy/grilled, but it was tasty nonetheless. \n\nWe sat outside but it was a little bright with no shade to block the setting sun. Looks like they've planted trees to help, but in the mean time, they might consider a screen/shade for that are. Some misters would go a long was as it starts to warm up as well.\n\nAll in all, I would definitely go back and happy hour there again. | 1 |
This review is for their bubble tea only...\n\nFirst, they offer to types: Black or Green. They also offer Milk Tea along with the standard Tea. The drinks are prepared quickly and I enjoyed the Lychee Black Tea very much. At $3.50 for 16 ounces, the price ain't all that bad either. So, if I were to find myself in Squirrel Hill again, I'd return for another Tea, and probably give their food a shot too! | 1 |
I have been trying to call this store for two days now and just get a recording and then get put on hold to listen to some music.. I just want to ask someone if they have something I am looking for!!! I don't want to make a trip to this store if I don't have to because it's not real close to where I live and I am also disabled so to make a trip there for nothing would be a waste of time. PEOPLE ANSWER YOUR PHONE!!!!! Called Michael's and Hobby Lobby and they answered right away they didn't have what i wanted but at least they answered.. Won't be surprised if your store ends up closing just on customer service alone. | 0 |
The Penn Mac is a landmark in Pittsburgh. I am a comlplete fan, in particular of their cheese section, which in many ways is the world's best. They beat out the competition because of their excellent prices, selection, and their quality. I have checked the prices at Whole Foods and Market District, and often times you pay twice as much at those places for the same cheese. Carol, a.k.a. Dearheart, is a wonderful help, especially if you are there on a day when it's not as over crowded. Some other great things about the store...bulk spices (very reasonably priced), olive oil, dried fruit, deli meats, and more. This store is my favorite place in Pittsburgh and you are missing out if you have not visited! | 1 |
Overall I am a big fan of this place... first how can you beat a place that is BYO???!!! You never have to worry about a bad wine list or paying too much because it is your own stuff... I find the food excellent... they menu is not large and changes often... but I have never had anything that I have no liked... the chef is defiantly 5 star and since you bring in your own wine the prices don't seem that bad... but it is not exactly cheap... \n\nThe only down fall of the place is that it is real small and has funky hours... I think it is only open Wednesday to Saturday. I know that they take reservations and I would venture to say that is the only way to actually eat there... This is a nice place for special occasions or a date... | 1 |
The good things about this hotel were the location, the friendly staff and the Wi-Fi.\nThe undesirable things were the color of the room (bright purple-blue), the uncomfortable pull-out sofa bed (according to my friend; the bed was fine) and the dingy, thin towels.\nI will not be staying here again. | 0 |
We decided to try O'Shay's on a Sunday and we felt like we walked into a scene from the show 'Bar Rescue'. This place needed it! The 'entertainment' consisted of a lone man screeching out tunes to his electronic music and drowning out any type of conversation and audio to the sports game playing at the time. I saw one guy with his hands over his ears, it was that bad. But it was his comments that literally floored me. He stated that if we had beers and a tv at home, then we should leave to go watch the game there if we didn't enjoy his music. He also stated that if someone wanted to pay him 20 bucks, he would stop playing. Really? I kept looking around for a hidden camera thinking a joke was being played on us. Our waitress was very understanding and helpful, but unfortunately, it wasn't enough to ever bring us back. | 0 |
This place was amazing. Wish we lived closer to this restaurant.\nWe tried it on a whim.\nThe flatbread was perfect. The caprese salad wonderful. \nI tried the Cape Cod ravoli, chicken,with cranberry...mmmm!\nDessert was the BEST. A greek yogurt pie with fresh berries. Delicious...\nThey had Croatian wines on the menu, which we had to try. Lovely wines.\nThe drink suggested was Anatasia, strawberries with basil and vodka, quite tasty. | 1 |
Had to wait for a lane for twenty minutes for no apparent reason. Fun, but overpriced. Good luck if you want a ball under ten pounds and you are not a chipmunk or a midget. | 0 |
I'm not a dude but, I love the fit of the stuff on all my dudes =) \nBe it boyfriend, brother, or best gay friend.\nProducts are a great fit for all forms. Although let's not kid ourselves; it's not for the \""husky\"" kinda fella, it does look good on them as well.\n\nStuff is so trendy. And I love the preppy, European look.\n\nI love their ties --- the colors, patterns.\nLove their suits, which are hella fitted. Perfect for my men!\n\nI went in there the other day and all sale was an 70% off. I swear, they always have sales. Which just means they always get new stuff!\n\nAnd if you look good enough, they have fits perfect for woman. Thankfully, \""the boyfriend\"" sweater/cardigans are a great fashion statement so, this is the place to find it. When you shrink the XS for men, it's great for women to wear.\n\nOther than the products, the customer service is on point. Associates always say hi and acknowledge you which says alot when most retail shops don't even know you exist. | 1 |
Great product knowledge and offered to fix my tire for free!!! However, the tire was shot and the guys ordered me a new one and waived my install charges and gave me the internet price..\n\nI'm a customer for life | 1 |
I've been here several times since I think this is one of the better Chinese restaurants in the valley. From their egg rolls to their main courses the food is always very tasty and service is always pretty good. I always order the shrimp fried rice, egg role and the mangolian beef. The restaurant is very nice and the decor is friendly, inviting and can be a great intimate setting. | 1 |
The Clean Freak at Via Linda and 90th in Scottsdale is the easiest car wash I have ever experienced. Even when it's busy, it takes little time to get through. The prices are cheap and the wash is superb (sans $3 wash). You don't even have to get out of the car. As a realtor, I need my car to look clean and professional. Clean Freak gets the job done! | 1 |
I'm beginning to really like this place. It's clean, the service is outstanding. Especially John at the VIP check in. Their buffet is way more tasty than the Luxor or Excalibur and the same price. My favorite thing is the parking situation. You don't have to weave through the casino to get to your your room.\n\nI come to Vegas every other week for work and this has become my go to place. | 1 |
Love to eat at Nikkos. Very delicious sushi and atmosphere is perfect. They need better parking but we always get valet anyways | 1 |
Excellent food. Great vibe!\n\nCan't wait to get some more Short Rib Tacos and Orange Cucumber salad appetizer. It would be 5 stars but the service was attentive but slow and confused (I think they had to many staff people) but that I know will improve with time. I can't wait to try other dishes and drinks. The menu looks TASTY. The decor was great and comfortable. \n\nIt was hard to identify employees from customers since they don't have anything on to identify them as an employee. \n\nI can't wait for it to cool down and be able to sit outside. Looks really nice out there. | 1 |
This place has great deals on produce, a solid selection of organic products, as well as your normal grocery store essentials such as meat, dairy, bread, beer and wine. Definitely worth checking out. | 1 |
I had dinner with my family last night 4-29-14 around 6:30 p.m. ordering the Cioppino. I was the only one that ordered one of the Hot Steam Pot Specialties. I was sick as a dog come midnight. I called this morning and asked to talk to a manager or owner to let them know that something needed to be checked for freshness or maybe it was a bad batch of seafood. Chris came on the phone and when I told him that the soup had made me sick he asked what I had for lunch. Then he told me that the flu was going around. No apology, no sympathy....nothing. I don't have the flu and I felt much better after throwing up until 3 in the morning. I had breakfast and went to work. He claimed that it was his best selling dish and that the seafood was flown in daily. Oh please...no excuses. Something in that dish was bad. It had to be either the clams or mussels. But Chris didn't take ownership that something may have gone wrong. I won't be back and 1 star was a generous rating. | 0 |
Ugh, why did we go here? Oh yeah, suggested by one of my wife's co-workers... NEVER listening to that person again. Food was sub-par and room temperature, service was practically non-existant, and if you get the all-you-can-eat then the selection is an absolute JOKE! Total of 6 or 7 items to choose from and all are what I would call basic sushi rolls. Cucumber roll for example. I mean, come one! Bah, what a waste of an evening. | 0 |
Over priced and dusty. Plus I dont know what I should think about the weird smell. I know you should support local businesses...but tylose powder is normally a few dollars for a small container, and I got charged almost 10. And the fondant tools are just repackaged clay tools from Michaels which they've up charged by almost 80%. I know the place is not busy so items don't turn over well, but ripping me off due to that is not cool. | 0 |
GO TO THE ORIENT HOUSE NEXT DOOR....Had the double cooked pork and instead of pork it was bacon. I don't know if they forgot which type of pork is usually used but it was very disappointing. I recommend next door instead. | 0 |
Burgers and fries, huh? In the words of the band BNL \""its all be done, woo hoo hoo.\"" I found 5 Guys to be sort of lackluster. First of all, it was extremely packed, and not much room between tables. Spills and bumoing into people were inevitable. \nThe menu was basic, but I guess they are trying to be great at one thing and not suck at everything. While ordering, the gal there ran thru a 20-word-per-millisecond schpeel that I'm sure she gives everyone, which I had to have her repeat. Prices could've been a little lower, and not wanting to bankrupt my paying friend, I opted to go with a water.\nThe burger I ordered wasn't very hot when I got it, but the fries were legit. \nI ended up getting sick that evening, and while I won't blatantly say it was the burger, I have my suspicions. \nHonestly, I'd have to compare the food to In N Out or Wendys. Still going to Red Robin for good, quick burgers. | 0 |
Our Coldwell Realtor, Jazmin Penaloza, was wildly inexperienced and completely wasted our time and money spent on a trip to Vegas ($700 trip for me, $600 trip for my father) to look at properties. I own four properties; two in California, one in Hawaii and one in Las Vegas... I've worked with many, many realtors and, to date, I've never seen one so utterly incompetent - like, how in the world is she even in this business, she was so bad. It was like someone \""playing\"" or \""pretending\"" to be a realtor for a day. \n\nLong story short; \n\nMy parents are/were looking for a condo in the Las Vegas area around $65,000, and they have cash for it, they're highly motivated and ready to jump on something. Should be easy, right? Nope. \n\nObviously this would be smaller commission than a bigger house (being a $65K budget) and I feared that we'd get a bottom tier realtor. We compiled a list of properties leading up to the trip... all of which were forwarded to the original realtor. However, that realtor had to go out of town so she said she'd find us a \""great\"" realtor who was very \""competent\"" to handle it. The goal was to look for properties all day Monday and possibly Tuesday... have offers in by Tuesday, negotiate Wednesday... fly out Thursday. The list of properties we found were forwarded to Jazmin, as a guide to what they were looking for, and she was supposed to compile a list as well, enough to fill up two days of looking. \n\nThe plan was to meet up Monday morning at my dad's hotel but to confirm where/when Sunday night. She never called. No call in the morning, my dad had to call her. When he got a hold of her, she never said what car she'd be in or asked what we looked like... so how would any of us know what to look for? \n\nShe shows up with her boyfriend driving her. Huh? What, she's scared of a 66 year old man? The boyfriend was great though (I wish he was the realtor, actually). So, we go over the game plan. She only pulled info on just the properties that WE pulled!! We're like, really, that's it? She said something like the ones she pulled got lost when he computer crashed. So we started looking around 9am at the first property. Of course, some issue with a mistaken unit number or something so we left there and went to another complex and saw four. So we're sitting in the car around 10:45am and she's kinda like, \""Okay... so that's about all we have for the day.\"" My dad is kind of a pushover so I spoke up, 'kindly' saying, \""We really need to see more than four units to make a day of it, they need to get offers in as he's flying out Thursday morning.\"" She didn't have anything else. I quickly found some on Redfin to check out. You could tell she just kinda wanted to call it a day, making a comment like people in Vegas don't like to work on Mondays. We saw a couple more then circled back and got into the first unit. We were done around 2pm. Not a full day. \n\nThey liked three properties and she said to meet at the offices in the morning (which are WAY NW of the Vegas). We show up and she's asking us what we should offer. Again, she's asking US what we should offer. #1 - We're not realtors, we don't know the 'wiggle room' of Las Vegas. #2 - With ending Monday early, why didn't she go back to the office Monday night and research then!? Prep the paperwork that night!! So, I had her pull up the comps and, based on that, I said, \""Feel them out with a verbal $55K offer on the one listed for $64K, so we can start the back and forth.\"" After a while, she comes back, \""That wasn't enough.\"" I know, you didn't ask why they wanted!? She didn't want to fight for it, wanting to move onto the second property. We checked the comps, my dad wanted to lowball at $60K for a $72K unit that needed a LOT of work. Again, this paperwork should have been done Monday night but, instead, we were sitting there as she was figuring out how to print it up and said to come back, we got a call 1.5 hours later to come back. \n\nWe come back and there's her boss (?) saying he was going to \""sit in.\"" Huh? Apparently he was going to \""walk her through it,\"" not just \""sit in.\"" He told Jazmin to make a cover letter telling the seller that we want a counter offer if this number wasn't good. She said she 'hinted' to the listing agent about that on the phone. Hinted!? She forgot various things like typing in the unit number on the contract. He's holding her hand every step of the way, \""What Jazmin wants to ask you is...\"" Wtf is this? Like, he says, \""Due diligence period... Jazmin?\"" Jazmin says; \""Due diligence... (reads the paperwork).\"" My dad can read the paperwork, wow. \n\nThe bottom line is that she did the bare minimum possible, she wasn't aggressive in closing the deal or negotiating the closing. Just kinda \""Eh', they didn't like the offer.\"" Well, FIND OUT WHAT THEY WANT!! Leverage for us. Never followed up, never let us know anything. No word on the $60K offer. \n\nWasted everyone's vacation time and money. | 0 |
Very fast and affordable takeout! | 1 |
Arrived on a Wednesday evening at 5:30. Just a few parties were there when I arrived. Service was excellent. Sat on the patio and enjoyed the quiet view. Most parties chose to sit outside. Muzack inside was a bit loud and seemed empty and lonely inside. Food was very good. Delicious spinach salad with bacon dressing and lots of pieces of bacon along with a perfectly soft poached egg. Followed this with delicious, super fresh mussels in white wine, cream, and herbs which were perfectly cooked. The mussels were an appetizer size serving, but in combination with the other things I ordered, I had plenty to eat. Finished off with the chocolate souffle with Grand Manier chocolate sauce and french press coffee. The coffee was disappointingly weak (water to coffee grounds ratio was wrong). The chocolate souffle and sauce needed to be a bit sweeter and richer and did not live up to the other reviews that I read. Next time I would skip the souffle and coffee and try something different. Cost of dinner was $38 including tax, before tip. It was a very enjoyable evening and I would definitely go back. I agree with others who have said the prices are a little high. I kept the price of my meal down by ordering 2 appetizers rather than ordering an appetizer and an entree. This saved $10-$15. I also did not order anything to drink. If you plan on ordering a 3 course meal with a glass of wine or a cocktail, you should plan on spending about $70-$80/person. | 1 |
I called Joey and set up for him to come over for a bid. 20 minutes after he was supposed to be here, I called and left him a message. 10 minutes after that he called and said he forgot to call me earlier and would not be able to make it and rescheduled. Now it is 55 minutes after he was supposed to be here, I have called and left him a message with no response. This does not bode well... Would not recommend this contractor if you value timely responses or dependability. | 0 |
I never like knowing when a restaurant closes down. I feel bad for the owners. This review was based on back in September when my husband and I went. I ordered the Reuben sandwich and by hubby ordered the egg special. My plate was good, hubby thought his plate was OK. The APPLE FRITTER..was sooo good!!! I wish I ordered one to take home. \n\nThere was no one there besides us and the waitresses. No business. Sad but I think it was a terrible location in my opinion. This restaurant needed to be on the corner of a street, and not hidden. | 1 |
I mean, it's not that this place is a bad gym, its just....\n\nI'm a member here, but I won't leave even though this place does kinda suck, almost in an endearing way. Like they (LA Fitness) are totally fine in some aspects- they have a decent array of equipment and yeah the machines get full at peak hours but that's pretty normal in gyms, get over it winney babies. BUT they (you know LA Fitness) suck so bad at customer service! so bad. \n\nalright, so I sign up and I was able to talk the \""show you the gym and get you to sign up\"" guy to give me a decent deal, I thought? Plus at signing up I found out I get a free personal training sesh, yay! I like it! I'm no stranger to the gym but I can always learn more right? So this is where the fun starts. \n\nOK so, I make an appt for my free sesh for the next Tuesday evening. You know because I have a JOB and I can't come in during the day. So I show up at my free sesh the next Tuesday 5 minutes late, my bad I didnt plan well. Front desk girl, who is obviously stupid-- by the way, says to go sit on the couches because my trainer isn't ready for me yet. So I'm like, \""ah, I get it. You're punishing me for being late. I understand I was really naughty in being late, I'll wait for 5 minutes or so to make it up to you.\"" K SO where I'm sitting I can plainly see my trainer in the window's reflection. Home girl is like gabbing away with one of her friends or clients or whatever at her desk. I CAN SEE THAT IS WHATS HAPPENING. I'm not that naive. Anyways I wait for like 20 minutes, watching the gab fest go down. SO then the trainers girlfriend, client, whatever leaves, (I can see this all happening because of the reflection in the window) and THEN homegirl picks up the phone and does something. Like 2 seconds later stupid front desk girl comes up to me and goes: \""Um, so you're trainer is double booked (Mind you it is now 7:45 pm on a tuesday night) and she can't see you.\"" \n\nI KNOW i'm being lied to but I have no way to prove I'm being lied to. Anyways I figure I'lll play the docile customer role and just reschedule. So I tell Stupid Front Desk Girl I want to make a new appointment. Well at that moment Stupid Front Desk Girl is SO overwhelmed with like 4 people checking in at once she can't put my new appointment in the system so she writes it down on a little piece of paper and assures me that I will have a new appointment next week. I smelled trouble then. \n\nSoooooo on the day of my next appointment, feeling some doubts in my heart, I call ol' LA fitness to confirm my appointment. AAaaaaand they don't have it in the system. Shocking. It was then and there I came up with my new game I play with the LA Fitness people. I tell the person at the front desk \""You know, this isn't your problem, but your boss or whatever, corporate culture? HAS LIKE THE WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE IN THE WORLD.\"" she kinda like mumbled a few things and didn't even offer to reschedule a new personal training sesh. I kinda figured- eh I give up on the free training session. \n\nOk so then some time passes and during that time I lose the credit card I put my gym membership on. I cancel the card, like a responsible human being, and then carry on with my life. So come the first of the month I get a call from LA Fitness at 8am about my card being rejected. Well that day I was flying, like across the country, so I didn't have time to deal with the whole card snaffu. I figure I'll fix the matter next week, pay the people, and all will be fine... Um apparently thats not how it works at LA Fitness because I got 5, yes 5 more calls that day about my card not working. Finally, on call 4, I cave pick up the phone, and I say \""You know my cards not working, I intend to fix the problem, BUT don't you find it kind of ridiculous you people are hounding me with phone calls? Please leave me alone, I will fix this but I'm traveling today and I really don't have time to deal with this (kind of a lie, but whatevs)\"" Anyways the lady on the phone was like \""ok ok ok we won't call and you can get this fixed next week\"" and I'm like PERFECT. ------- then call 5 comes. \n\nso then I play the game again, guy on the phone wants to know about the dead card, and I'm like \""you know, YOU PEOPLE HAVE THE WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE ON THE PLANET. I know it's not your fault homeboy, but I already said I would fix this problem to SOMEONE ELSE ON THE PHONE SO STOP BOTHERING ME. I'M BUSY WITH LIFE SHIT.\"" \n\nahhhh see and then I got my way again. they left me alone. \n\nAnywho, so I like LA Fitness, the facilities are fine, not great, but it works. I like it. and its fairly clean. which is good. plus they seem to have lots of classes, ones i have never done but hey! its still cool. | 0 |
was here in April 2010\nstayed in a suite, very clean, neat, sophisticated interior.\nrestaurants in the building wasn't so impressive compare to the price.\nclub here was very packed at the time couldnt even put my feet on the dance floor .. good thing it was free.. \n\nvery nice overall | 1 |
Meh. The food was ok, and the service was less than satisfactory. I love Village Inn deals, but their service is NEVER great. We have 3 locations nearby (Apache Junction, Signal Butte and Power & Main) and have gone to each at least a dozen times in the last 13 years. We have never been impressed by the quality of service from the wait staff. The VIB breakfast is a good deal though, so we've gone back. However, this last trip might have changed that for me. I ordered biscuits and gravy and the biscuits were not made how they used to be. Pretty crumby, really. My wifes cr\u00e9pe was all soggy amd weird, too. To top it off, it was like pulling teeth, trying to get an iced tea refill. Not impressed by the AJ location at all this trip. Still love the hashbrowns though! | 0 |
I don't know if the two previous Yelpers went to the same establishment. I was excited a new restaurant was opening in the area because the current options are limited. The food was bland, portions we're light, and their \""Complimentary chips\"" were nonexistent.I mean, isn't that the most basic thing you have at a \""Mexican grill\""? And to top it off their service is terrible. I left still hungry and agitated. Do yourself a favor and pass this place by, you're not missing anything. | 0 |
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