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While the food was good, service was still slow. We waited for more than 10 minutes to be created - I got up and got a manager. Even after that another manager brought us out our food. I think a server assistant refilled our waters and eventually a server brought us our bill. While teamwork makes the dream work - I am pretty sure that knowing at least someone's name and engaging in some kind of conversation is the ante in to a full service restaurant.

This place used to be another cafe that was fairly pricey before Bosa took over the space. If you're looking for a good smoothie or thai tea, this is one of the only places in Casa Grande where you will get your $ worth. For you BOBA lovers out there, make sure you ask for the small boba, the tapioca seems to form and soften better when they use the small opposed to the larger ones. Their doughnuts are good, I would definitely recommend their maple bars. Good place to take children because they have something that everybody would like. Different iced coffees, blended coffees, hot chocolate, smoothies, and even snow cones for the kids. Make sure you order their Honeydew or Coconut smoothie. Best you will get in Casa Grande.

My first time eating here and going to the club upstairs afterward...on Memorial Day Weekend...yes I know. We had made reservations by the suggestion of my sister who lives in Vegas and loves the food at TAO. My sister usually has pretty good taste so we went (+the gf loves clubbing..)\n\nThe place was packed as it always is in Vegas. The line to the CLUB was all the way to the escalators of the Wax Museum outside. We checked in at our reservation, which had a 20 minute delay which was not bad at all considering how crazy it was in there. We got in and were served promptly. The waiter was great. I did not like the drink he suggested (Sake-tini...tasted like a cucumber that was blended and watery) and brought me out the sure fire favorite (Grey Goose Martini) immediately. Great waiter! I ordered the Thai chicken which was good, but really citrus-ey! Gf got the orange chicken which was quite possibly the best orange chicken we have ever had. We then got stamped, and proceeded upstairs to the club which was not a long wait at all(btw guys, if you eat at TAO and get an entree for each person, you get into the club for free and you bypass the main line! Though wait until I tell you about the club...)\n\nThe decor at TAO has a really great feel. Typical to what the name is...\"asian\" feel all over. The look is really nice. Now to the important stuff. The place was packed to more than capacity, everyone was herded like cattle...there was no room on the dance floor, let alone the walkways. There was absolutely no place to really go without being elbow to elbow with someone else, or rubbing up on some sweaty person near you. I am sorry, but if I go to a club, I do not want to two-step, I really want to dance...also, the music...SUCKED! You can hear the music in the restaurant, and we heard the same songs quite a few times. TAO beach played an Usher song and everyone went crazy...OMG...get it? Then we went down, filed like cattle, into the main room again, USHER-OMG...all the place went nuts...I am sorry...but play some REAL music...if your playlist is about 8 songs...you disappoint most people with half a brain.\n\nTAO gets two stars from me because of the obvious violation to fire safety, the lack of music, oh and I almost forgot to mention. We met a guy outside of the club who said he paid one bouncer 40 bux...another 40 bux...and the entry guy 40 bucks...to get in...and leave at 2AM...WTF!? He paid 120 dollars EACH for his party of 4...because TAO was to capacity but they were taking more people if they were willing to pay each \"guard\"...TAO...simply put. OVER-RATED!

When you mention fast food, Boston Market is never one of the places that comes to mind. In that respect, it's like Wendy's. It just never enters into the equation, though it's generally at least as fast as other options (and probably about as healthy in many respects).\n\nI think part of the problem is that I can never decide what to order. When I can't figure out what I want, I don't like going there. This is true at places that have massive menus, or places that just don't tickle my fancy, and it's true at Boston Market.\n\nI think they were one of the first places I noticed where they tend to obscure their menu choices somewhat. Now lots of places do it (see McDonalds), but at those places, I know what I want, so it doesn't really matter.\n\nIn any case - I never know what I want, so I end up panicking in line and ordering something I don't really want, and end up unhappy. The good news here is that the staff is nice, and the food is fresh. It's just not what I wanted, which leaves me unhappy spending what I did for the food.

If I could give this apartment complex zero stars I would. The business is terrible!. The front office staff is very unorganized, and never returns phone calls. You can never call and get in touch with the front office and don't expect your maintenance requests filled any time soon. Maintenance is understaffed and the lack of communication between the office and maintenance and renter is like a three ring circus. The buildings are old, and nothing like the model apartment. They may have some move in deals but they will inevitably raise your rent after the first year.

It was good. Didnt blow my socks off, but it was good. Potato salad....delicious\nBeans......mehhhh\nCorn souffle.....diffrent but delicious after I got used to the texture. If you're texture person that might weird you out it's like a bread pudding with pieces of corn kernel in it.\nPecan pie.....yummy\nBbq sauces..... Not what I would pick.average.\nMeats were good we had pulled pork and briscuit.

AMAZING! This is the first time I ever got what I ordered!!!!! 140 degree grande peppermint latte! WOWZA! YIPPEE! Though the staff did not seemed thrilled to be there or had any sort of personality-it didn't matter because my drink was perfect:) FYI-this was the location outside of the B security check-point.

Had an amateur roller today. The veggie burrito is made big and I messed up the rolling process by getting mas rice, light beans and the roller could not handle the switch. It was knife and fork city upon my return home. Guacamole is still great and really makes the burrito slightly above average. Chicken is poor quality and not white meat and beef looked bad this visit (once every 6 months). Did you know that this month is the chain's 20th birthday and the first one was in Denver, CO. Felt very safe as 8 cops were also eating dinner as I was getting to go order. Line moved fast, but if you want chicken, try cafe Rio, much better.

I went once and came back again and again bringing different members of my family each time. Every time it was an excuse to have Bread and Butter.\nIt's about $8 or so for a sandwich but the portions are on the bigger side and the sandwiches come with a cranberry mixed greens salad with balsamic. I've only had the Ham and Cheese sandwich on the Pretzel bun (melty, satly, pretzel goodness) and the Salmon breakfast sandwich (again, creamy, salty caper goodness) I hope to try more of the menu in the future if I can just get away from my Ham and Cheese sandwich cravings. \nThe service is all right if not surprisingly kind at times. Three or four times I've been there and received a complimentary cinnamon bun while waiting for my dine in order to arrive (yes, creamy goodness.) I also received a complimentary pretzel one time when I asked for some extra paper bags, thanks! Love those pretzels! However I have agree with another reviewer that yes, young aloof girls do work the counter. They are strangely out of place.\nAs far as seating, you seat yourself which can be difficult at times because it does get pretty busy in there. I would avoid typical breakfast and lunch times. I think you're supposed to grab your own water which sits on the back counter in stoppered carafes by some water cups. The silverware and napkins sit on the tables in large metal cups, and yes I believe you leave your things on the table when you're done because I have not seen anywhere to put them.\nAnyway, looking forward to more matinee movies with Bread and Butter stuffed in my purse, very excited about this place!\n\nEdit: I've only just recently reviewed but I've got to edit and take it down a star, beware that this place can be too busy for it's own good. Most times that I've been here they were so busy that seating was unavailable. Also, when it seems so busy that you decide you just want to get a pre-baked item from the display instead of waiting for your order, this doesn't necessarily mean you will get it right away like at Panera where they bag your baked goods immediately. You will have to wait just the same. And last time I went I ordered a Chai Latte which came out watery, probably due to it being so busy but not worth the price for the watery quality.

Too sweet. Tried the famous almond cake and some cupcakes. Cannot even finish eating them. Plus, the stuff there are rude, maybe just because there are too many customers in the little place.

I grew up watching David Copperfield on tv with my family so he definitely holds a special place in my heart. I will always remember one particular trick where he had viewers at home go up to the tv to touch a card and then he guessed which card it was. How is that possible?!!\n\nThe show didn't disappoint. To say the least it was magical. His act had a great variety of tricks big and small, I'm just saying at one point a CAR appeared on stage. I also loved the fact that he showed up in a super casual outfit, like he just rolled outta bed. Totally fine by me as he is after all a legend and oddly enough he was still kinda sexy haha. The best part is the tickets are affordable and as long as you book early it is possible to end up with a FRONT row seat like I did. At the end of the show he touched my hand and it still remains one of the highlights of my life. I promise you my life isn't sad, the experience was just that good! :)

a bit pricy but really good and the queue to get to get in isn't that bad

If I could give zero stars to recommend this place I would! This was my second time in, I was in for a polish change between my fills. The older gentleman that sits in the back absolutely cannot simply paint nails. First he was distracted by the football game. He wasn't looking at my hands while filing so they were not straight. I asked him to fix them and he grew increasingly angry. He vented to his coworkers and they all walked over to see what he was doing. He made my nails worse than before when he slapped on more and more paint. I asked him to make sure the paint wasn't too thick and he yelled at his coworker, got up and threw the nail file down. A nice lady sat down, took a look at my nails and immediately took the polish off and reprinted them. I gave her a $5 tip (for a polish change) and proceeded to the front. The man said $14 for a polish change. The sign is posted for $8. He said that filing the nails is $6. What a joke. I will absolutely never go back.

Don't pass this restaurant by like we did so many times. Once you get inside you'll be impressed with the place. Great food, good service and friendly on the wallet!!\n\nWe've been twice and plan on going many more times. \n\nThe only complaint I had was on our first visit I asked if I could SUBSTITUTE the meat for hashbrowns. She said \"sure, not a problem\" but when the bill came I was still charged for a side of hashbrowns. The point was to substitute not to have them hold on to the bacon and charge me extra. \n\nIt woudl be nice not to have to choose between pancakes and hashbrowns when ordering an omlet. 2 pancakes and a small side of hashbrowns would be a much better idea than getting 4 pancakes OR hashbrowns.

The BFD isn't Payton Curry. its not the food, either, its the floorshow. Payton and his wife manage to make this tiny space feel cavernous and fabulous. Their banter is hysterical, and Payton somehow manages to hear everything said on the floor from his outpost cooking. The words fly fast, but you'll laugh hysterically. \n\n\nAnd the food? Inventive, fresh, reasonable and fast.

Decent option for sushi. I prefer Chaya, but the mountain for two here is not bad at all.

I wish there was an option for zero stars. They ran out of chicken and apparently every nacho ingredient. When our order came out, the nachos were smothered in ranch and jalapenos with a scoop of guac. It did not resemble the menu item aside from the chips. No silverware and we had to get our own napkins. By far the worst dining experience of all time. They did change the tv for me so thats a plus.

I went to this place with some co-workers during Wednesday lunch hour. I ordered the Thai Chicken on whole wheat regular crust. \n\nThe ingredients, sliced carrots and bean sprouts, while fresh kept falling off because it was just sprinkled on the top. Overall, I finished it, but something about the sweet paste didnn't really match what you'd expect on a pizza. I am just used to having salty pizzas.\n\nThe waitress was not attentive and did not refill my iced tea. Not until we were leaving did she offer to fill it with water when I was just chewing the ice because I was just so thirsty.

I would recommend Snyder & Wenner to anyone involved in a medial malpractice or injury case. They are hard working, ethical, and knowledgeable in every aspect of the industry.

\"Great location, decent accommodations and NOT complimentary shuttle\"\n\nMy title sums up the review. The shuttle drivers were awesome, accommodating our frequent trips to Mill Ave and the surrounding area. However, they did not disclose the $2.50 shuttle fee which I later discovered on my credit card statement. When I called to discuss this, they were unwilling to reverse the charges. It is a very reasonable fee, much less than a taxi, but disclosing that the complimentary shuttle is only complimentary when taken to the airport is a must. When I checked out, I was not informed of any additional charges. Charging for non-disclosed 'incidentals' after-the-fact is a sneaky, unethical way of doing business in my opinion!

the lunch buffet is the only value from this restaurant..the service is horrible if you go at night or not during lunch buffet times depending on which server you get. there are two servers that are nice and attentive and wonderful...the rest..eh...... food is good on buffet, always something different....great salad bar and i LOVE their pico di gallo?? i dont think i spelled that right so sorry!!! no judgement!! lol

My family and I decided to stay here while traveling for Labor Day weekend and I should have just stayed at another hotel considering there are other options in the area. We awoke at 8 and wanted to shower then hit the road but we were short on cloths and towels. I went to the front desk to request these items and a woman named Sharon Faile told me the hotel was out of all these items and that we would have to wait unitl 930 when housekeeping arrived at work. At a hotel? Come on. So I asked if there was anything that could be done and I was told to just wait until housekeeping arrived once again. No effort, no professionalism. I then went next door to the Clarion and the lady at their front desk was much more helpful. She went and found housekeeping and some towels and was very nice and professional handling this situation. Overall stay was ok, I mean we slept, but overall service was horrible so I'll pass on this Ramada if in the area again.

Just less than a year ago I came here for my nails. Kevin was the best nail technician but most all of them were good. I tried it again about 10 days ago and the nail tech was in a big hurry, was rough and hurt my hands and did a lousy job. She didn't clean under my artificial nails when she filled them, and my nails look bad and are pulling up. I paid double what I usually pay for my nails because I was \"treating myself.\" All I can say is that the salon has lost its best people during whatever changeover has taken place.

My favorite breakfast burrito. It's a hole in the wall but it's worth checking out. Cash only at this location. I always get the chorizo with egg and add cheese. I have been coming here for 8 years and it never fails me.

I have read the few reviews on this place on yelp and google, and as a major EDM enthusiast, I had to check it out. After hearing this is the spot to be for those who like Electronic music, I was very eager and excited to have a reason to come downtown, and happy to go to this place after our event. \n\nWe showed up at 11 pm. This place was damn near empty. It was Friday. I have liked this place on Facebook, and they are always advertising \"Fusion Fridays\", where there is 1 dollar Bud Lights and 2 for 1 drinks until 11. \n\nWe got there right after the specials ended, and the drinks were normal club prices. Ladies got in free, for dudes it was 10 bucks. \nThey were mixed really weak, and truthfully, I wish they had something better to choose from beer wise.\n\nThe sound system was great. I mean, the bass was awesome, but not overpowering. It was on par with the other parts of the audio spectrum. IT WAS REALLY REALLY LOUD. As an \"audiophile\", I found this to be the only good quality on this particular night. The DJ was local, but there wasn't really anyone dancing. The place was slowly filling up as we left.\n\nWhy did we leave? Well, the music was not to my liking. In any club, the DJ plays and caters to the crowd; so the music went from hip hop mixing to regaton. I was there with my girlfriend to dance, but was hoping for the EDM DJ who played earlier in the night. As soon as the regaton started bumping, everyone kept dancing, and of course it kept getting mixed song after song. The crowd was primarily latino at that point, and because of the vibe and the music we decided to go next door to BarSmith (see my review on that place as well).\n\nI will only be back to see a DJ that I like spin. The inside had a warehouse vibe and seemed to be setup more for DJ \"shows\" rather than a club like environment.

Ahh yes, The Farm Kitchen at The Farm At South Mountain. I had it bookmarked to try for over a year. Finally got around to doing just that on Sat, May 3rd, 2014. I guess it was a bad omen when the BBQ place I wanted to take friends was already sold out and had been before noon that day.\n\nWhile they may serve good ingredients they sure do charge a premium for them. I spent just short of $22 (yep, half sandwich, cup of soup, drink and a small dessert, $22) for lunch and that was no tip included.\n\nWhy no tip you ask? Well other then having to make the sandwich I ordered and pour the soup into the cup you have to do everything yourself including clean up after yourself. TIPS really means: To Insure Prompt Service. There is no service here. Plus they gave me the wrong sandwich. So they got 50% of my order wrong.\n\n$22 for a self service lunch with baskets and plasticware. The sandwich was good and the soup just ok. This should have been at the very most, $10 to $12. I guess you have to pay for the ambiance of dining outside. Hey, it didn't cost them a dime to erect a building, insure it, air condition it, etc. All of the other expenses which might drive the cost up to $22.\n\nAnd honestly while it was nice to dine on a rickety old splinter infested wobbly picnic table under a tree, it wasn't like it was a nicely manicured golf course like lawn. I'm not sure why all you people are so WOW about this place. I'm never going back.

Daphne Cafe is another restaurant I always forget about until I walk past it on Ellsworth - and this place is worth remembering bc they've got lots of outdoor seating which is at a premium in Shadyside in the summer!\n\nThe first few times I came here the food was good but the service was kind of meh. The food has improved, and so has the service! I think they just needed to work the kinks out.\n\nLet me tell you something: there's little I wont do for hummus, and they've got great hummus here. Everything tastes fresh and is inexpensive. It's not a fancy restaurant, but its a nice restaurant and the past two times I've been here everything has been great. \n\nIf you havent tried this restaurant I suggest you do so now, bc its been increasingly crowded with each return, I think word is getting out.

Bought a group on for this guy and never used it. He was so unbelievably unprofessional I decided to go to someone else. I called him on two separate occasions to set up a time for him to come do my car. Each time he would answer the phone with only \"this is greg\". He would then say was away from his scheduling book and would ask me to text him my scheduling request and he would get back to me. He never got back to me to schedule the appointment and both of these calls were placed during normal business hours. Although, one call was placed during the weekend the other was a weekday

We went to join a friends bday party. Showed up towards the end ( 30 min til the class was over on a Saturday night) and we were asked to leave being told that they didn't allow \"observers\". Stupid policy! I will tell everyone I know not to have a party there! If you don't want to spend $45 to paint you might as we'll stay at home!

Never would've thought a place as great as this would be in such a crappy plaza/mall area but who cares? This place rocks! Picked up lunch here for the wife and I. I went with the linguine fra diavolo with calamari and spinach...I'm always a sucker for squid! My wife went with the fresh mozzarella sandwich caprese style and we got a slice of cheese to split. \n\nAll of the stuff was great. The pasta dish was huge and the sicilian slice was a welcome change from the usual offerings of most Vegas pizza joints. So much stuff I wanna try the next time we go back. Can't wait!

Supposed to be a fairly new hotel but you can see the chipped glass doors and dirty carpet by the entrance.

Not only are the prices OUTRAGEOUS, but the staff had zero personality. They messed up on my husbands order and had to take his food back after we waited about 15 minutes before it was served. \n\nWe both ordered chicken wraps, which seems like a relatively easy food to make, but it took a very long time before it came to our table. The server was nice and she was apologetic about the order being messed up, but it was rather frustrating that we had waited so long and now had to send it back.\n\nIf I had to give the owner a piece of advice I would say to move the blender to the back of the restaurant. It was right up front next to the order station and we had to repeat everything we said and the guy who took our order would never speak loud enough over the blender so it made for a very confusing ordering experience.\n\nWe won't be back - the cost of 2 wraps and 1 shared drink was $25. It was good, but not that good.

Not impressive at all. Like Houdini himself, this place should disappear.

I wish I could give 0 stars. Hands down the worst salon experience I hope I EVER have. My hair was completely ruined by Liz. First, she didn't even look at my hair or consult me before going in. She put straight bleach on my hair. While it was processing, chunks were falling into my lap. I have always had healthy hair, so this was alarming. When the color processed it was blue, clear and white. On to the cut- she left it clearly uneven (inches different on each side) and the terrible color didn't even reach my root. I was in tears. She didn't check my hair before she sent me out and when I sent her pictures of what she did asking for a refund, there was no response. Please save your hair, time and money. I'm still dealing with her mistakes 3 months later.

There is nothing more to say than XS defines vacation!! This place is is like other nightclub venue that I will or have ever experienced in my life. The large swimming pool, pool bar, live DJ, and so much more but when you walk into this place you know your ready for shots and to let loose. Ive been here Saturday and Sunday nights and Sunday nights are my favorite and I wish everynight was Sunday @ XS because its a experience out of this world. If I can recommend a club to anyone that is going to Vegas for their first time than it would be XS :)

We hit this place on a Saturday morning when the airport was crazy busy. It seemed to my wife and I that the restaurant was under staffed to handle to nearly full dining area. We had eaten lunch here before so we thought we would try it for breakfast.\n\nThe service was very slow due to the crowd but our server was very friendly. The food is not bad, considering you are eating at the airport. If you are looking for great Mexican food, this ain't it but, again, you are at the airport! It won't hurt you, so give it a try if you have some spare time before your flight.

Wouldn't recommend this place for breakfast... Not bad but really nothing special and pretty overpriced. We ordered the full sized breakfast burritos with cheddar and black forest bacon. Bacon was chewy and tasted like it came out of a microwave and probably could've made something better at home. $21 for the burritos and 2 bottled waters. Seat yourself and pick up at the counter. Friendly service and clean but boring, bland ambiance. Nothing like the location at Town and Country. Try the breakfast club across the street.

We got here at 7:40am and were 8th in line. The doors promptly opened at 8am and there was a line around the building. I transferred my license from FL to NC in only 45 minutes. Unless you have all day to wait, get here early!\n\nThe desk staff was friendly, I had all necessary paperwork for a new license. However, when they say you need to show proof of insurance, what they need is proof of existing insurance with the DATES of coverage including an EXPIRATION date. They are prepared for this and quickly give you a fax number to give to your insurance company. The employees working the stations, computers and filing paperwork were friendly and efficient. The gentleman that helped me (his name escapes me, has a Las Vegas mouse pad) was helpful with my questions, even joked around about the vision test easing the torture of typical dmv monotony. I have had a really really bad experience with the ARROWWOOD DMV and promised myself not to go back, good choice in coming here. This one was worth the drive from south Charlotte. \n\nFYI- the vision test is standard and let's hope you can see well enough to pass. But the road sign test can be a little tricky... The yellow triangle on its side comes at the end, be prepared but overall easy to pass.

The food here is creative and very rich. Be prepared to not only eat a unique meal but also to pack in hundreds of calories, perhaps pushing past a thousand! Located in the little hipster nabe Noda (dumb NY wannabe real estate names that stick...sigh), which, despite its name IS cool, especially for the CLT. \n\nMy party and I started with the pesto fries, which I'm less sure were \"pesto\" proper than the ingredients of pesto infused into the fries. A delicious, greasy snack. We also had the brussel sprouts which were fantastic. Less great was the shrimp something in a cup and a loaf of baked bread. Wasn't quite sure what was supposed to go on there. Shrimp something on the bread? It was okay, just unclear what I was eating (and probably partly my fault as I didn't order it!)\n\nWith my meal, which was the burger, which was fine and straight down the middle of the plate, I had a Scottish IPA, which was very good.\n\nOverall, the service here was kind, friendly, and good. Not \"hipster\" service at all (which would be aloof and too cool and annoyed that I have to even work here at all to supplement the support of my self-indulgent hobbies-ZING!).

I would never recommend this hotel to anyone!! We have never been able to get into our room and we have to wait for security to come let us in each time. This is absolutely the worst hotel that I have ever stayed at and this is the worst service I have ever received. An engineer is working on our lock at 4am in the morning instead of them simply putting us in another room (which has not been an option). We have been down to the lobby many times to explain that our key doesn't work, security tested it as well and we have now gone through 9 room keys, none of which work. The compensation offered does not even come close to matching the frustration we have experienced. I am hoping that a different manager is able to resolve this situation but we will see. I will note that my review is specifically related to the management of this hotel and not the staff. Again, as a reminder, do not stay here!

Off Broadway has a huge selection of shoes. I've gotten some cute cheap ballet flats and sandals here. If you go, it's worth it to comb through the clearance racks. You might find a really great deal. They also offer pretty good rewards and coupons. Off Broadway's location, nearby uptown and just past Dilworth, is also a nice perk.

Enjoyed breakfast/brunch today with a large group to celebrate a friend's graduation. The service was EXCELLENT and the food was quite tasty. We had a large party of 14 people and we were well cared for. The prices were very reasonable for a resort location and with the variety of dishes we ordered, everyone's meals were spot on. This is definitely a casual location meant for the golf/tennis crowd but it still has cloth napkins and proper china table wear. I was very impressed and look forward to a future visit!

Bourbon selection: not so great. Rye and scotch selection: nonexistent. Decor was bland and my bartender wasn't particularly friendly. Oh, and the peach iced tea cocktail kinda tasted sickly-sweet like they used diet snapple. On the plus side, it was easy to get a seat. Love the Devil's Cut. It could also be called punchintheface (in a good way).

WTH?!?!?, Very disappointed, been coming here for years, they changed the pizza recipe and it's really bad! Was this a fluke, or did LGO just get too big and forget what was important?

Its sad that this place has so much potential but it would take letting go of half their staff to make it work.... Gordon Ramsay needs to pay them a visit. The food has always just been OK..but the service/hosting has been horrific all 3 times we have gone in to give their overpriced for what you get menu another chance.

This place was so good, the food was great, the service was awesome and I really liked the whole set up of the place too. \n\nWe walked in on a Saturday night around 9:00 and were seating almost immediately. The hostess seemed a little bitter but it was 4th of July so that might have been why.\n\nWe ordered several items but the two I have to rave about are the Creamy Baked Lobster Roll and the Fire Dragon Roll. Absolutely delicious I have never had a better roll. I should also mention that I don't love fish I like sushi but there are certain ones at other sushi restaurants that i find to be too fishy for me but the rolls here were all so fresh I didn't have one bit that was fishy. We also ordered the Chocolate Lava Cake again amazing. When I first looked at it I was thinking boo no ice cream but then I had a bite of it and totally forgot about the ice cream. \n\nOne item that i wouldn't order again was the Tempura Shrimp and Vegetable combo. The shrimp portion was very good but the vegetables were way way too heavy and oily for me. \n\nOur server was honestly one of the better servers I have had. She had a great attitude was super friendly and was great with recommendations. Our table even had her split the bill onto four credit cards and she didn't even skip a beat she happily accepted our credit cards and brought all four back with a smile and her outstanding attitude. \n\nThe manager stopped by our table and was also very nice a friendly and even cleared our plates away for us. \n\nIf you want to go and get great sushi for a very reasonable price you have to go here forget RA too this place is much better!!!!!

Food was good and the place was packed but the service was horrible and when it came time for the bill asked for cash do they wouldn't get charged for using their card machine!!! Then I didn't get my change, they just put it in their tip jar!! I had to ask for it and dug it out their jar in front of me!! As a foodie, great food, as a person who has been in the food and hospitality field for 10 years, bad FOH staff!!

Being a thrift addict I was pretty disappointed in this place. Actually we all were. The racks are insanely set up for the clothing they twist and turn like a maze. T shirts are on the wall and if you are short forget about looking at the top or getting one down.\n The prices are pretty high for a lot of items, if you have the time to really go through anything you can find some deals though.\n They have a lot of junk that I wonder why they even put it out. And I don't care for the service, for the most part there can be 5 people walking around gossiping and no one will help you with anything but when you get to the register they smile and swoon about all the good deals you supposedly got..\n Whatever.... Too much work for what we find. I only go when I am in the area. Nothing worth going out of my way for.

Le Thai is definitely my new favorite Thai place. We had to wait a little bit to get a seat but they'll take your phone number and call you if you want to wander around downtown while you wait. The pad thai, awesome noodles (they are named awesome for a reason) and waterfall beef were all delicious. I can't wait to go back and try everything else.

Excellent food.\n\nSmall restaurant. Excellent food with good portions. Love the filet kabobs dinner!\n\nTheir hummus is extremely creamy and smooth. Wonderful by itself or with the filet on top. The lentils and rice dish is also delicious. Their meat grape leaves are our favorite in Pittsburgh! \n\nThis is a family owned business and the family takes care of you. Wonderful service. \n\nDon't forget the baklava! Delicious.\n\nIt is easy for take-out too. They are closed Mondays.

This has become a recent and decent go to hangout when I'm in the area. I've always liked Old Chicago for their beer selection. At this location I've had everything from a hamburger to pasta to pizza and it's always been satisfying. As for the beer, I love the rotating seasonal selection, the happy hour prices and the mixed beer concoctions such as the snake bite (guinness and cider).\n\nNothing super special here but it's comfortable and I'll certainly return again and again.

Oui, c'est vrai, tout est frais et de qualit\u00e9 ici mais une brioche aux pacanes + jus d'orange frais = 7,46$ ! Trop cher pour rien \u00e0 mon avis, c'est de la grosse arnaque, on n'est pas \u00e0 Tokyo ou Londres ! De plus, on ne peut pas dire de l'amabilit\u00e9 et du service du personnel. Allez ailleurs !

I've been visiting Dr. Dominick for years, and hands-down he's the best dentist I've ever had the pleasure to work with. Professional, kind, forth-coming... words just cannot do the man justice. I'm about to move out of town, but will seriously consider flying back to the Valley when my 6 month cleanings come due.... he is that good. Thank you Dr. Dominick!!!!!!!!

I have worked with Magnus Title Agency many times and have had nothing but great experiences. David Epstein is a truly amazing escrow officer that goes above and beyond what others will do to help. I highly recommend using them during your next real estate transaction.

This Goodwill is bright, well-organized and fairly clean. I made some great finds especially in housewares and electronics. There is ample free parking which is very important in this area! I found some kitchen appliances with all parts and their original boxes. The pricing is reasonable.

I got like a spicy chicken sandwich and fries. The fries were actually very well seasoned and delicious. The burger was great except for some parts of the chicken that was a little bland. The prices were reasonable and most of the customers in my party were satisfied. This is my first experience dining in Arizona, so I don't have much of a comparison, so I will give it an average rating.

Love this store. There is so much variety in oil and vinegar. You have you're sweet ones that can be paired for salads and marinades -- then there is the more bitter or flat line tastes that give just a jump of flavor. \n\nAs soon as we walked in we weren't bombarded with trying to be sold, the employees are laid back and very helpful. The ambiance in here is perfect. Couldn't ask for a better presentation of product. \n\nWill be back!

Wait staff was not super attentive... Took 20 or so minutes to put in our order. We ordered the special Turkey dinner finding the white meat to be a little over salted. Positive parts were the French Onion soup and wine selection were both great.

Pamplemousse is different than the average Vegas restaurant!...and I love that!\n\nCome here for an old-school (almost vintage Vegas) feel!\n\nCome here for outstanding service!\n\nDon't come here is you are all about French food and want an incredible meal :(\n\nThe food is A-Ok. If you do come here, go for the tasting instead of ordering entrees. I have a soft spot in my heart for duck confit. I ordered the duck...I was not happy. I also tried the Grouper in a classic French White wine butter sauce...This was much better.\n\nSome people may also feel that the atmosphere is cheesy...I preferred to think of it as classily dated.\n\nThe wine list is not that extensive, but has a better price-point than most French places in town...but again may leave the French wine snob in your group wanting.

Been here a couple times and its been hit or miss. I usually have no problem, drive thru is pretty fast even during their busy hours. But the last time I went I ordered a combo meal at the drive thru and as I pulled away realized there were no fries in my bag. No biggie but when I went inside to get them, instead of just giving them to me, the girl at the counter called the drive thru girl over and asked her if I got my fries. Working in customer service for many years I found this to be very odd and demeaning in a way. Almost as if she was accusing me of lying without outright saying it. Over an order of french fries mind you. Well when the drive thru girl came over she looked me in the eyes and said \"You know I gave you your fries\" rolled her eyes and walked away before I could respond. The first girl I spoke to then proceeded to help the next person in line without speaking to me again. I honestly couldn't believe it. I mean really? What kind of customer service is that? When the cashier finished with the gentlman behind me she gave me an exasperated look of \"what do you want?\" Now I wasn't even mad when they forgot my fries, mistakes happen, but at this point I was reaching my boiling point. So I replied \"Either you give me the fries I paid for or give me both your names and the number to your corporate office...you decide.\" I got yet another eye roll but finally received my fries! Last time I go here though...too bad because it's the only location near my house.

The banana fosters pancakes are a decadent dessert for breakfast.\n\nWhen we travel we like to spoil ourselves and go out to breakfast. The Breakfast Club is a fun place with an 80s vibe. It has outdoor seating and is dog friendly. Which is one of the main reasons why we go because our little pup can join us. \n\nThere's an extensive breakfast menu and full coffee bar to choose from.\n\nMy husband had the huevos ranchero, which he loved. The Banana Fosters Pancakes were good - but you have to be in the mood for sweet and indulgent. It's topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. I have also had the Challah French Toast. It was too sweet and rich for me but I know it's would be a favorite amongst the kids. It's a place that we'll revisit again.

Went to XS tonight as I usually do given that I live in Las Vegas. Bought a entrance pass. Got in through the front for a bit when I was grabbed on the shoulder and asked to leave. I asked why and the bouncer responded with a screaming tone, \"I don't have to tell you why. Get out now\". I am a 31 year old male with proper ID presented at the front before entering in. I don't do nor carry drugs. I dressed appropriately and have never been hassled at a club before. If you have an option, try Marquee or the new club Hakkasan at MGM because you might end up wasting cover charges at XS!!

I went in for a manicure without an appointment. The owner was very friendly. She took my friend for a french mani and her daughter took me. She barely looked at me and was quiet, which wasn't a big deal. The daughter was rough with my hands and when she was cleaning up the cuticles, she ripped out a chunk of skin from my left ring finger and it immediately started bleeding. It definitely hurt but she put some stuff on it that helped calm it down. No sorry was uttered...just kept on going saying that if I put my finger in water it'll be fine. My nails turned out nice despite the bleeding part. I would try this place again though I would probably go with the owner next time.

Breakfast is always good. Homefries lack. Friendly service and atmosphere.

If this place had zero stars I would have given them that ! Let me start off by saying I was so excited to read all great reviews so maybe I just came in on a off day? We walked in and were seated came over and asked if we wanted water or tea I guess they don't serve anything Else, Then we placed an order pork dumplings and sticky rice nasty! Then I asked if they served egg rolls they said they were out!!! they pushed their little carts around with hot plates that basically steam the food and is not fresh and what you get is soggy poor customer service we had to get up and look for someone to give us our tab so we could get the heck out of there are get some real food. It looked like it would be a great place for groups of people would not recommend if you are on mission for what you want and want to place an order but it could be a fun experience for some people.

I think coming to this club was the one mistake we made this weekend, amplified by the fact that we could've gone to XS instead of the Bank on that night. \n\nOh wells.\n\nWe came here on a Sunday night, and I thought that we'd arrived on Senior Citizens Night or something. Okay, sorry, that's an exaggeration and not a fair assessment at all, I guess the correct way of putting it is: the crowd was very mixed. \n\nI'll try to be fair right now. Here we goes:\n\nPros:\n+ It's at the Bellagio, which is my favorite place in Vegas.\n+ No cover for ladies, and they always pass out those comp ladies passes like someone giving away free candy. \n+ Easy to get in - if you're a girl.\n+ They play a lot of different kinds of music, from 80s, to 90s, to mainstream rap and hip hop, and house, etc. \n\nCons: \n- It looks very pedestrian for a club. Especially for a club in Vegas.\n- Very bad transitions between songs; left us standing there confused many times.\n- Mixed crowd. This could be a good or bad thing depending on who you are, but for me personally (I'm 24), when I see groups of people who could be your momma or your poppa, then it's time for me to leave as fast as I can. But hey, I guess mommas and poppas need clubs too, right? So, it's a good thing for them, they should have fun too. This club attracts the same kinds of people who would be able to afford to stay at the Bellagio in the first place - an older crowd. I just wish we'd known that before.\n\nOverall, I had a good time because I always have fun when I'm just dancing with friends; however, when I think about the fact that we were on the guest list for XS that night and didn't go there instead, that makes me say BOO! Part of the reason was because XS is at Encore, all the way on the north end of the strip, and Bellagio is dead center on the strip, and we just didn't want to walk that far.\n\nIf you're the type of person who can have fun anywhere she goes, who just likes dancing and singing, then you'll have fun. If you're more into the ambiance or feel of a place and would prefer a younger crowd, then I'd suggest Tryst or XS. \n\nBut anyway, the club's decent, though I can say for certain that I won't be back. \n\nBUT.\n\nI still had fun. No major regrets. And really, that's all that matters to me.

I used to live in Oaxaca and this is the only place in the states that comes close to the quality food that you can find in Mexico. Five stars because you can come here and spend about $10 for some really great food. This place is a local favorite and my wife and I will be continuing to go here at least monthly.

Best show ever! Theater was perfect, not a bad seat in the house. Beautiful dancers, a must see. It leaves at the end of this year so go see it NOW!

Lola's Coffee is owned by the old owners of Lux Coffee - - right down the street on Central before they went into the Tapas business. Now it looks like they are trying to get back in the coffee business.\n\nMy man and I stopped by for an iced coffee a couple of weeks back. We were sadly disappointed that the flavor was heavy on the nutty side, which neither of us are a big fan of. You can say that we're old school in the sense that we're not into any of that flavor crap a lot of coffee places try to push. Maybe the machine is too new but we weren't diggin' the new flavor. As far as the dessert selection as many Yelp reviews raved about, I didn't see them. It must have been an off day because nothing looked appealing.\n\nThe next day I drove to Lux and got an ice coffee there that made my heart do cartwheels. Lo siento Lola's Coffee, but maybe you shouldn't have sold Lux. I'll try to give you another chance in a couple of months when your coffee machine gets more use.

This place is the bees knees and beyond the cats pajamas! Marlon the bartender is amazing and needs a raise ASAP! And Angela?! Hubba hubba ;)))\n\nHappy Hour specials is hard to beat here and the yogurts soju Is super yummy with good portions!

Food was good and customer service, just a bit over priced.

Very good service and quality of work.

This is one of my go-to delivery choices in Champaign. I order from them a lot and my experiences have been a little mixed but for the most part yum-yum-yum satisfaction.\n\nPros:\n- Most of the food I've ordered from them has been super delicious. Can't speak to authenticity but I sure can speak to how much I enjoy putting it in my mouth. Especially like the chile relleno, the tamales, the salsa*, and anything involving the cheese or ranchero sauces.\n- Good beverage options. Love the horchata.\n- Really reasonable prices. For most menu items, the portion sizes are quite large.\n- Service is really friendly, which matters to me, even if they aren't always perfect.\n- Open late.\n\nCons:\n- Sometimes the tortillas on my enchiladas are not very good, kind of stiff and dry. Not sure if they are stale as another reviewer suggested, or overcooked, or if it is something to do with sitting around in the to-go container for too long. The shredded beef and chicken are also not quite up to par with the rest of their food.\n- Have had occasional issues with service -- communication difficulties, missing complimentary salsa, a weird Campusfood.com-related snafu, trouble finding my easy-to-locate apartment door. All pretty minor and rare though.\n\nA note on delivery: all delivery orders come with complimentary chips and salsa, but you get a ton of chips and only a little bit of salsa. You can order extra salsa as a side, though, as well as the cheese sauce. Those two mixed together = heaven.\n\n\n* It's very cilantro-heavy, which I LOVE but I know there are some genetic mutants out there who taste cilantro differently. If you are one, this isn't for you.

I was on this side of town for an early evening meeting and had a few hours to kill. I didn't want to drive home and burn the gas and waste time, so I came to this library to get some work done.\n\nI enjoy going to the public libraries near my home and had been to this library before, but that was years ago.\n\nI was disappointed to discover that this library is nothing like the libraries in my neighborhood. The furniture is old and they don't have any seats with cushions! All of the seating was hard wood chairs on community tables where you have to share your space with up to 4 people. Other libraries that I visit often have individual, padded chairs with more privacy.....this was Strike 1.\n\nI settled onto a table with one other person who seemed to be minding his own business and quietly reading....perfect.\n\nAbout 30 minutes later a couple of teenagers sat at the table next to me and began talking a bit loudly......several people including myself gave them a dirty look. They didn't care. Then one of them got a call on his cell phone......the phone wasn't on vibrate and was ringing loudly. Perfect, now the librarian will come over and throw them out......there is a \"No Cell Phone Use\" policy in the library and I've seen people get evicted for using their phone at the libraries in my neighborhood.....not at this one! He continued to talk for several minutes.....meanwhile I watched several library employees nearby do nothing.....Strike 2.\n\nNow I'm a little pissed.....a few minutes later, he gets another call! Still no action from the employees.....Strike 3. By this point, I was too mad to concentrate.....I left immediately and went to a bar/lounge that I knew would be more peaceful than that.\n\nWill I return? Not unless I'm forced to.

I couldn't wait to try this place - I had heard so many great things about the burgers and I do love a great burger. There was really nothing special about the burger! We were there for lunch - I have a feeling that this place is the ultimate after having a few and being really hungry. But for me - if you want a GREAT burger, go to Sonoma for the Kobe beef burger - much much better - but not as casual of an atmosphere...

The line to eat pizza here was simply amazing. I think that there were more people waiting to get a slice of pie than there were at all the slot machines on the floor of New York, New York. Of course, it seemed like they were doing some kind of remodeling, so that could have had something to do with it.\n\nAt any rate, the wait really wasn't worth it. The pizza was okay, and it wasn't terribly pricey, but I won't really say that it was very good either. You do get to select from a few slices, and the overall taste is decent. The good news is that you don't have to wait (other than the aforementioned line, which does fluctuate). That's an important factor at certain times, like when you are just tired of walking around and around and trying to find something to eat.\n\nThe bad news is that you then have to figure out where to eat it, and there are only a handful of tables to sit at in the Little Italy section of the casino, and most of them are always full. Even if you get to sit, you get to listen to a really bad piano bar across the way. It'll do in a pinch, but it's just not that great.

Went to Level 107 on a recent visit since we were at Encore and it was a short cab ride away. Went for HH (of course) and had a chocolate-raspberry martini and enjoyed some music. I agree with a PP who said the appetizer menu isn't great, but we ordered some stuffed peppers and they were good. Also, the view is best experienced from the observation deck (which is free from the lounge). The strip is pretty far away so my pics from the Eiffel Tower were better, but the overall experience at Level 107 was more fun. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.\n\nOne thing to know is that during 2-for-1 HH, you get both drinks at once so hubby and I just agreed on what drink we would order and then split them.

I heard alot about this place and went to check it out and i was not a fan at all... while the food was super duper cheap i did not like it... i had the special which was chiken and dumplings... not enough dumplings and very bland... my friend was not a fan of the meat loaf... if you like super cheap food check it out... but i wont go back...

Awesome! We're from la and this was a treat! Chicken del sol was awesome! Go here there's something healthy and delecious for everyone!

Pastries are nice but I bought a cake for my sisters bridal shower and they PUT THE WORDING ON THE CAKE INCORRECTLY! it was a Saturday and \"could not call a baker in to fix it so they could refund me the cake and just take this one, go somewhere else to buy a new cake, or try to fix the writing ourselves and just remove the word that was INCORRECT.\" I spent hours on the phone with the manager and she was not very helpful or empathetic to the situation. \n\nI then went to go pick up another cake for my sister for her husbands birthday and THE CAKE TOPPLED OVER IN THE BOX IN THEIR OWN FRIDGE! I asked the lady if this happens often and she goes nope your just \"special\". Being really rude about it. They patched the cake up and THEN showed me the cake and THERE WAS A WOODEN STAKE IN THE CAKE to \"keep it together\". I then said that there is a hole in the cake now and the counter lady said, \"Just smooth the hole over with your finger a little bit.\" \n\n\nThe counter girls are always rude. I honestly think they don't like me because they are nice to everyone else but myself. But if I would suggest I would NOT go here.

Ask for help. The answer google it\nNot customer service

Walked in during the holiday rush to find my little sister red dress shoes to go with her Christmas dress. Had been to 3 other stores... Found them within 5 min of walking in. Call it luck, call it forsight on Old Navy's part that little girls would need red dress shoes during Christmas time (duh) and they were the ONLY store all season where I saw anything of the sort, believe it or not! Was in and out in less than 15 min, even with the line! They were a little pushy about their company credit card...STILL 5/5 all the way!\n\nPs. Online I also got GREAT wide calf boots which I also spotted at this store AND I got free shipping :).

Although this particular Oyster bar has a lot more choices and options on their menu, if you're coming here purely for raw oysters, clams (which they don't have raw clams, my fave), or other simple Oyster bar goods... Then you probably are better off heading out to The Palace Station Oyster Bar with that gnarly, unreal reputation. I kid you not, that place is THE best when it comes to Pan Roast, Bouillabaise and all the sweet seafood simplicities, but the line is always marvelously long...\n\nSo come here if you want decent food without the wait. Just don't have those expectations. I personally was debating between the Pan Roast and the Bouillabaisse. After reading a lot of you fellow yelpers' reviews, and after talking to the chef at the bar, I chose what I was hoping for a lighter option: The Bouillabaisse. Now it was good, it came with a variety of bread, but it doesn't come with rice (that is extra $), just the pot. It was good, not gonna downgrade it... The seafood meat was hearty, with various yummies... But I would easily say my biggest disappointment is that it was a little too salty. I don't even want to know how the Pan Roast would have been like.\n\nWould I come here again? As a seafood lover ABSOLUTELY. But it doesn't hold candle to the OG bar at Palace Station.

Surprisingly (or not), I had a great time here. True, this restaurant offers little bang for the buck, but that doesn't mean that the quality of food has suffered. The sushi was surprisingly good.\n\nMy dish was a bit oily. The risotto was nice, but was a tad big on the salty side. That's okay, though, because I still enjoyed it. I imagine that it'd be a great place to take someone for a date at con.

The food is good, but the fat Asian lady that looks like a man, was rude on the phone to take our pick up order. I didn't think anything of it other than they were probably just busy. When we went to pick our food up, she forgot to put our order in. She then said it would only take two minutes to cook. Yeah right. She wanted us to pay right away, I told her that we would pay when our food came. She rudely rolled her eyes, and seven minutes later, no food. Cancelled my order. China Grill up the road is just as good, if not better and they are much nicer! My co-workers have spread the word and we now go to China Grill.

I don't know what the rave is about this place. First of all the service is less than acceptable and not enough help anyway. The food is mediocre at best. We ordered the Thai Beef and Meatball soup, well we tasted more spice than anything else and we had ordered mild because of the comments we read about the spice level of this place. Soup was a very spicy bland broth with no particular flavor other than hot. The Pad Thai was a disappoint; we definitely had better elsewhere.\n\nAs far as atmosphere, would you believe they turned off the misters in the patio at the height of service Saturday night. What were they thinking?! It became miserably hot, especially since the humidity has been elevated the past few days.\n\nThis is not a place I would recommend.

My wife and I went here for brunch one morning and it was incredible. We loved it so much, we went back for dinner the next night with another couple that we were traveling with. It was a great fun dinner. We all loved everything we got. I was very surprised that the restaurant wasn't packed like other places around it, but the quiet atmosphere was great. I can't wait to go back

Wow, this show is truly bad. I don't know about everyone else, but I think the whole Coyote Ugly thing is played out. Let me sum up this show...a bunch of sexy half naked men and women on two different ships trying to battle. The men by firing cannons, and the women by talking and dancing sexy to really crappy music that must've come from a strip club.\n I haven't seen the old show, but I heard it was MUCH MUCH better with actual swash buckling and etc. I must say I felt sorry for all the parents who were there with their children and quickly left after seeing the garbage that is Sirens of TI. My group of 16 people (half girls and guys) all agreed this show was a complete waste of time. I give some credit that the show is free, and has some cool pyrotechnics. But believe me it really isn't worth seeing and dealing with crowd after the show is done.\n I did hear this in the crowd though by a group of douche like guys... \"Dude..those girls were so hot, that was such a cool show\". If you want to see some free softcore TNA then I guess watch this. I understand Vegas is going back to it's Sin City roots, but this show really was crap. If you want free entertainment, watch the Volcanic Eruption at the Mirage, or the Bellagio Fountains, much much better IMO. and if you really want TNA, you're in Vegas, spend some money and go to a strip club.\n~G

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I was craving noodles and this was the closest fast food joint that carried anything close to noodles. Plus I needed to carb load for an upcoming race.\n\nAdmittingly, the portion is generous. I ordered a 2-item combo with chow mein, sesame chicken (orange chicken) and tofu as well as a drink. Total $11. Fast food and one of the only places of choice in the outlet center. \n\nSoft drink refills are .49 cents. \n\nI think next time I'll get the pizza for a little more filling.

I heard a lot of good things about this place so alas I gave in to try it. I must say that I am a skeptic when it comes to Mexican food. I am from New Mexico which is famous for it's green & red chile so I get a little excited when I see a restaurant that uses NM chile.\n\nFirst up - the usual chips, salsa & bean dip. The standard salsa wasn't bad for being super mild. I need fire so alas you can request something hotter and they are more than happy to oblige. There are 11 other salsas to choose from that I didn't know about until the end of my visit.\n\nNext, fideo - the fideo here was flavorful and much more hearty as it had veggies in it and used a thicker noodle than the usual vermcelli noodle. I did enjoy the twist on the traditional fideo.\n\nEntrees- These suckers came out quick within 5 mins of ordering, which makes me question the freshness. But then again it is Mexican food so a lot of it you can't make spur of the moment. My friend comes here all the time so she ordered her usual carne asada tacos which she swears by. I didn't taste them as I was full from my chile verde plate. The pork was tender but not very spicy. Actually it was a little watered down for my taste that the flavor was gone. How you have disgraced the famed NM green chile by denying it's full flavor to shine! haha The flour tortillas tasted as if they were store bought instead of freshly made. I was a little disappoint because I miss freshly made tortillas.\n\nWe had a couple cervezas to add to our order. On the second round, it took our waiter at least 10 mins to bring us our drinks. For a minute I thought he had gone on break and forgot until he saw us and remembered. So while enjoying the atmosphere and the guy playing on his guitarra, we get the bill - we spent $50 for 2 people. Hmm paying $16 for mediocre chile verde and $13 for two small tacos and $4.50 a beer. Good lord that bill racks up quick. \n\nI think my next trip there will solely consistent of drinks and apps. It's a pretty entertaining atmosphere. If you're picky like me, get the lunch special or bar special to save a few bucks. I can't complain too much because the service wasn't bad.

Great place in Old Town Scottsdale! The food is great, the service is good and it is in a good location!

Not my favorite bar in Madison nor is it my favorite burger in Madison, but the place does have a corner on the birthday market. Hell, it is tradition and it can even be a lot of fun (especially if there is a balloon artist lurking about). They do have a pretty good beer selection (I love when they get in any brew that Capitol only made small batches of) and it can be a good place to spend an afternoon watching sports. Drinks can be a bit costly, but enough people are willing to pay it. It can get a little hectic when there are events at the Kohl Center though and it can be damn near impossible to get a drink on the weekend nights.

Unresponsive manager and people using their fingers to get food from the buffet! Yuck. Save the $19/pp and go somewhere else. \n\nAte here on a Saturday morning and ordered the breakfast buffet. Hot plates to put cold fruit on, if you can find a plate at all. Frozen cream cheese next to the strawberries (thinking it's whipped cream).....was so stuck to the serving spoon, that people were using their fingers to get it off on to their plates. Bacon did not have tongs, and people were using their fingers instead. Tasteless food and chef burning cooked to order eggs was a turn off.\n\nMy husband was so dissatisfied with the buffet, that he ordered eggs Benedict off the menu. That was actually better. Hash browns tasted like they came out of a box, but the eggs were fresh and hot and the hollandaise sauce was very good.\n\nWhen we spoke to the manager, he was hearing me, but not really listening. Did not offer any remedy. All he could tell me was that he would look into quality control. Our server was the one who suggested we order breakfast from the menu. \n\nWalk right on by this restaurant.

So many different topping choices it's crazy! I'm a big fan of frozen yogurt and this place fits the bill. When I saw the birthday cake batter I knew I had found true love. :)\n\nCheck it out!

Some great Thai food at a very reasonable price. The chicken satay is amazing and the Kang Karee is really good too . And they have some of the best soups I have ever tried. This is definately a place to try for some high quality authentic Thai cuisine.

Still the most consistent, affordable, quality, authentic Chinese food in town. Call ahead for a reservation if you're going to dine during busy hours.. Oh and don't forget about the awesome lunch deals they have Monday-Friday!

Great happy hour every day, fun place to play some old arcade games. Also has a decent amount of TVs to watch games on. The service was less than spectacular, waited for a while to be approached. The food tasted like typical overly fried bar food, and was a little over priced.

My place to go for some good soul food. Always enjoy the food. Meatloaf and Mac and cheese are my go to plates for good eaten

Took the bf here for a very special milestone birthday. It was his first visit and my second, but has been several years for me. Had a drink at the bar while we waited a few minutes for a table. No, make that had a perfect, delicious, wish-I-could-replicate-that-at-home martini! We were seated by a gracious hostess, unfortunately it was a teeny tiny booth and the bf is super-tall so he was a little squished. Our server was all around wonderful, the Oysters Rockefeller amazing, and our steaks cooked to perfection. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because of the sommelier. Our server sent him over to assist us, and his disheveled appearance kind of turned me off right away. However, it was his total lack of enthusiasm that really got to me. He didn't seem interested in helping us at all, he barely spoke two sentences to us. Our server seemed more knowledgeable and was much more helpful, thank goodness! Overall, a wonderful dinner and will return for future special occasions.