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I shop here all the time. The folks who work here are very knowledgeable and helpful. I've spent thousands of $$$$ over the years and never gotten advice or less than stellar service.

I'll start with what I love about Uncle Al's. The fries. They are pretty damn good, some of the best I've had in town. Fresh cut, hot, ample. \n\nAlso great is the service and the fact that they have ice cold root beer on tap. You walk into the place and are instantly greeted. If someone isn't up front, someone from the grill will yell, \"hello.\" And root beer on tap...I can never bring myself to pass that up.\n\nSo we get to the dogs. I am a TOTAL hot dog snob and junkie. I love tubed meat, in most forms. I even own a hot dog griller. I seek out dog places everywhere I travel. Anyway, I was thrilled to find that a hot dog place resided in my neighborhood. Then I got there. The hot dogs themselves are good. However they are not very authentic in their presentation. If you've read my reviews, you know authenticity is a big plus for me. \n\nMy boyfriend opted for a Chicago dog, which came out on a plain bun and was dressed with regular relish. Tisk, tisk. I ordered a slaw dog, which was OK. I know a true purist would order a dog \"naked,\" but I was hungry and wanted a little something extra. I digress...

Good southern-style country cooking, just like the name implies. People are friendly, though waitress was a little slow. Okay - a lot slow. But at least she was friendly. Be forewarned, they stop serving breakfast early, like around 10. The neighborhood is a little sketchy too - park so you can keep an eye on your car. Oh, and the owner dude was trying to show me a picture of a whale shark and was telling us it was a giant catfish. Doesn't anybody read anymore? I mean, who can't tell a whale shark from a catfish? People are getting increasingly stupider. But at least these dudes can cook.

FANTASTIC! !! Wonderful family and they have great food TOO!!! Everything is amazing, you really can't go wrong, they even make tamales.

GREAT place to see useful, beautiful objects from local artists. The owners are sweet as can be and even offered me iced green tea while I browsed. I will go back again and again.

So last time, I only had cakes which were not impressive, thought maybe just chose the wrong things.... \nwell this time I tried their crepe people seem to rave about...\n\nwow... for the name, for the price.... I was not expecting amazement due to my last visit, but at least decent..\n\nThis is review on their Banana Foster Crepe, \n\nBanana was soggy, and most of all they use BOTTLED WHIP CREAM! like the kind that gets bubbly and disappear, not rich handmade yummy cream..\nI was shocked, even starbucks use real whip cream... \n\nI'm so disappointed with this place, won't be wasting my time and money again.\n\nI think its the Vegas atmospher, its the tourists, that makes this place so popular...\nDecor is pretty good, thats about it.

one day i was shopping in one of my favorite stores, LUSH, and i noticed one of the employees had GORGEOUS curls. i complimented her on them and started in with the usual styling product questions. she briefly told me what she used but credited her amazing curls to her stylist, lauren williams at leidan mitchell salon.\n\ni took down the number, but i held on to it for a while before calling. i was loyal to my current stylist. after a few times of inability to coordinate an appointment with her, i gave up and decided it was the perfect time to try out someone new.\n\nit took me a few tries to get in with lauren because our schedules are pretty much opposite, but when i finally did it was worth it. i told her i needed a change and basically gave her free reign over my hair. i went from blonde to red, and i never thought of myself as a redhead but i love it. i don't think i've gotten so many compliments on my hair in my life!\n\nmy next trip she chopped my hair (at my request) and gave me amazing bangs. i never thought i could even wear bangs with my coarse thick curls, but she showed me how to style them and make it work.\n\nlauren is amazing! she even texts me to follow up a few days after my appointment to make sure i'm happy with my hair. i highly recommend her.

Small, but very good selection of fire arms. Oh you don't like guns? Then don't buy any.. Meh.. People here are knowledgeable and helpful, better be a Nevada resident, can't be trying to take some of these baby's back to Cali, gotta love the wild wild west.. If you are going to buy a fire arm, please, please for the love of god take a class, so you know how to load, unload, clean and shoot your weapon. Be a responsible gun owner.

Wave was very apologetic and has issued me a refund even though I never asked for one. Although I was not satisfied with the overall job juan is aimed a superior customer satisfaction, which is extremely difficult to find in business nowadays.

So sad that this place has gone downhill. We have loved this place since it's opening. However, now that management has changed, the food has gotten pricey, the service lazy, and the wine mediocre.

This is the best Chinese in campus-town. Some dishes are not as good as others (such as eggplant and spinach). I recommend the crispy tofu.

Just poor customer service. 2 hour wait times only to be disconnected. I would put zero starts if I could. My monthly bill double for no reason and when i moved I wasn't able to log into my account. \n\nHorrible customer service that can drive you mad if you really need to talk to someone who knows what they are doing. \n\nWith only 2 options what can you do?

Champagne brunch and all you can drink, they don't fail my glass go empty..!\nBest juicy, prime rib in any other buffet, crawfish and sugar free dessert..'\nThanksGiving weekend Champagne brunch was only $25.00, for all you can eat craw fish, king crab legs and sugar free desserts...!\n\nSecond time we went there I got drink beer and wine for $9.99!\nCan't beat that!

I would first like to call to attention how extremely happy I was, and still am, about my experiences with The Four Seasons Hotel.\n\nFrom the beginning of your journey, everything about this hotel is enchanted. The entrance is private and paved with silkly cobblestone-like roads. Once you arrive at the front, the bellman, valet-men, and doormen are all at your service, and not in a pushy-hoity-toity type of way. They genuinely care about how you feel once you step foot onto their grounds. Once you are properly greeted, you are directed to the check in counter, where they offer you ice cold water or an apple after a long travel. Check in is smooth and easy.\n\nOnce you walk into your room, you remember the attention to detail that every part of this hotel boasts. Each strand of carpet, each flower placed throughout the walk you take through the halls... everything is just-so.\n\nThe rooms are beautiful. Great in size, and full of life and color. The beds are inviting and swirl you into a restful daze. The carpet sinks through your toes as you glide through the room...\n\nOne of the best parts The Four Seasons has to offer is their pool. No, it may not be AS cool as the wave pool at The Mandalay Bay, but you can venture on over there as well, if you get bored with the pool here... although I highly doubt you could.\nPool side service is i-m-p-e-c-i-b-l-e. That's all I have to say about that.\n\nEverything here is perfect. Everything and every staff member made my trip to Four Seasons exquisite. \n\nIf you haven't stayed here before, you have to. It is an experience you cannot miss out on. It is well worth the money.

Quick and friendly service. The atmoshere was excellent, with nice lighting and being able to do some people watching while enjoying a dinner. The food was average at best. Veal parm was good, but the sauce wasn't above average. The spinach and zucchini soup\nwas purred and very bland. Chocolate mouse was tasty but too thick and rich instead if fluffy and light. Chicken Marsala was overcooked and small. Although I was disappointed in the food, the atmosphere made the experience worth a try. I just don't think it lived up to authentic Italian cuisine.

Atmosphere is nice and very good place to grab a bite to eat. The service was good and wasn't too crowded for a long wait. This is one of the better sports bar's I've been to and definitely will be back for my business.

A good French restaurant that has good crepes.\n\nHowever I experienced very bad service with the cook being very rude, if I really wanted the crepe, if I'm not going to change my decision. Another waitress had the same behavior. \n\nMy recommendation : don't go ! Yes you will taste french cuisine but you will also get a very arrogant french service. There are other places worth of your money elsewhere in the city.

My first pupusa experience was a hit! Had never tried El Salvador food, and wanted to try something new so my boyfriend and I decided to check this place out, and I am glad we did.\n\nThe restaurant is very tiny, hole in the wall type place. Posters of El Salvador on the walls..making me want to travel there! Our server was nice, did not speak much English, but that was not really a problem. I am not sure if we misunderstood and we were supposed to go up to the front and order, because we would ask her a question about an item, she'd answer, then run off before we could order!\n\nThe food was yummy! I got the squash and cheese and the bean and cheese pupusa and they were both awesome. The squash and cheese had a bit more cheese than I would have liked, as I do not eat cheese often, but still was appetizing. It also came with beans and rice on the side. I wasn't used to eating liquefied beans, but I did enjoy them.\n\nFor dessert my boyfriend and I shared the nuegados de yuca con miel. It was a little odd for my taste, but obviously something I have never had before. If I go again I would want to give a different dessert a try.\n\nOH and when you visit their website, you can find a coupon for 10% off your first visit. Though the food is pretty inexpensive, not that big of a deal if you forget the coupon like I did haha.

I like cold Sapporo on tap, so for this reason, I like Shogun. I do not order sushi, rather, gyoza are my menu pick, at the bar, in and out. \n\nIt's quick, dark, and takes care of my 80's music quota for the month.\n\nA typical stop-in is for a beer and a snack in between shopping-always makes the errands much more enjoyable....

I was in need of a newer car and terribly afraid of going to a dealership. So after much research and talking to a couple salesmen on the phone I was starting to panic. I decided to check Yelp. I found LeSueur to have more good reviews than bad so I checked their website, found a car I liked and gave them a call. I believe it was Steve who answered and he was pretty casual about selling cars and invited me over to try out the car I was interested in. He didn't sound like a salesman at all which totally impressed me as I was so nervous to step onto a car lot. \n\nWhen I arrived he greeted me and showed me a few cars and let me look around on my own. I was able to test drive them alone which was great. I chose a car in my price range and he even got me a better interest rate than my own bank offered me, they took my old clunker off my hands and I feel I got a great car that I love for a great deal. I didn't feel trapped or pressured like I've heard from other people's horror stories with buying a car. I don't like to haggle but it wasn't necessary since they have good prices as I have verified by looking up the fair market value of the car I purchased. The transaction was pretty quick and easy. While I was there, I learned that they are a family business, and they've been operating locally for over 30 years. I'll totally buy my next car from them and recommend them to my friends and family.

The portions at this location are very less compared to anyother locations that i have been to. The taste is same as other chipothles that i visited but they hardly fill half of the bowl. Sadly the only location near our office and it is my favourite food.Hope the management realizes this and increase the portions.

I was really excited about this place because they don't start off with frozen meats like YC's does...unfortunately I've had better experience with YC's. I didn't really like the fact that I handed off my food and sat down because I'm pretty sure they poured another sauces on mine! I went with everything sweet and ended up with such a spicy meal that I had to stop eating it!! Big problem! It was nice that they give discounts to ASU students though.\nNot sure I want to go back and be disappointed...but we shall see, I am quite the forgiving person! Everyone makes mistakes! Just wish it weren't ALWAYS with my meals!

First found out about this place through the yelp app for hot new local places and after reading about this place, I was stoked and wanted to try it out for it being a sushi version of subway/chipotle.\n\nWhen I got there everything inside was pretty nice and green, the staff were all very nice - the sushi is what it is. The sushi is basically average quality and is for those that are on-the-go and need it quick than waiting at a typical sushi shop. The more items that you add onto it is going to add up of course and it will all depend if you know your sushi on what sauce you want to add on there to suit your likings. \n\nOverall, it is a good place but it's not something I would crave for and rush there but more like if I'm in the area and not feeling other fast food joints.

Rosita's is pretty average. I probably stop in once a year, I stopped in the other week on the way to Gammage to catch 9 to 5. \n\nThere is nothing outstanding about this place, but nothing to terrible either. \n\nthe chips and salsa are always good and plentiful, but they are just ships and salsa, its hard to mess them up. \n\nI always get the same thing, a green corn tamale and a shredded beef taco. I like them. \n\nThe service is hit and miss. Last week was horrendous. Our waitress was no where to be found, never checked on us to see if the food was ok or if we needed anything and we waited for ever to get the bill and had to flag her down to have her take our payment. \n\nWhen I go here I don't ever have high expectations, so I am generally not let down.

Best bang for your buck (with a restaurant.com certificate, of course!) My bf and I came here for a late lunch around 3pm, after we discovered that THE caf\u00e9 was closed. \n\nFood: I got a signature cheeseburger and he got a few sliders. Both our dishes came with fries and let me tell you, they are not stingy with the fries! We even had leftovers that I was tempted to take back, but knew it wouldn't taste too good since we didn't have a microwave.\n\nAtmosphere: Since we went during the day time, the entire caf\u00e9 had natural light flooding in. It was so nice considering that Vegas environments are mostly indoors without any natural light. We got a window seat looking out and it was just a sight to see. Walking through the restaurant, you feel like you've been transported into another place! It was all nice and airy! \n\nStaff: After all this, not to mention the staff is fantastic! Everyone is very attentive and checks on you every so often, but not so much in which it becomes an annoyance. Your drinks are filled when it's half empty, the food comes out at a relatively good pace, and the paying for the meal is simpler than a walk through the park. \n\nPricing: because we had the restaurant.com deal, we ultimately paid only $12 including tip for the BOTH of us! Yes, that means $6.00 per person for a very filling lunch!

My gfs and I went for happy hour. You have to sit at the bar to get the discount pricing. They pour large bottles of wine and pizza was tasty.. Looking forward to trying their pastas next!

I thought the casino was nice, but their suites are pretty sick. Huge bathroom, almost 1/2 the size of the suite itself, which came with a balcony that you can open and look onto one of the pools at the Cosmo. The suite also has not 1 but 2 flatscreens for your viewing pleasure. As if you couldnt just turn your head to watch the tv from the bed, they make it more convenient by placing one closer to the bed. The room smelled like flowers and drinks were located in the mini fridge, for a fee of course. It's still vegas people. \n\nWe were only staying 1 night and so the front desk guy hooked us up w a suite and said once you see it, you'll never want to leave. So when I walked into the room, I immediately said \"I'm not leaving.\" By far my favorite casino to stay at in Vegas.

I understand what people are talking about when they say the service here is meh--I experienced just that yesterday. \n\nThe food, however, is really pretty good. The guacamole was delicious; the oranges gave it a refreshing taste. The sea bass torta was yummy, as well, with moist and well-seasoned grilled fish. The margaritas were excellent, and I could tell they were freshly made. Unfortunately, they arrived after we received the main course. I really would have liked to enjoy the margarita with the chips and guac. \n\nNote for next time: Don't order any food until I've received my drink!

We decided to give Gabriellas a second chance. We ordered a basic pizza to go. Got home & discovered the pizza was half over cooked & half undercooked. \nThey can't even get a pizza right. We're done with this dump & we'll stick with Enzo's Pizza.

Arrived exactly 12 minutes (apt was at 8:45) late mostly because I parked in the wrong area and had to re-park and find the place. Not very hard to find, mostly my mistake for parking on the wrong side of the building. After I sign in I waited 4 minutes a lady call me and give me extra papers and collect my Id and insurance card. A couple minutes later the lady (not very nice) calls me and tell me because I'm \"15\" minutes late she needs to see if they can work me in. Well at 10:15 ish I'm finally called in. However, the front lady was not nice at all and treated my \"15\" minutes late as a total crime! She even told me that he doctors would not address all my concerns, I had to choose one or two only to discuss. Terrible waiting, I'm sure they overbook people! \n\nThe facility is clean, comfortable and some of the inside staff was nice. However their phone service is terrible as it took me a few days even to make the initial apt. The front ladies were not very friendly and their \"late\" policy is awful! \n\nI wish had told them that if I could not be seen for all my issues maybe I should pay half a visit too! Not a nice attitude towards a new client/patient. \n\nI will look for a new place where staff is friendlier, better working hrs for the phone lines and better over all idea on how to treat your clients/patients that keep you in business! I felt that most of the staff were too much like barbies too worried looking at themselves all the time and forgot to be nice/polite to new clients! \n\nThis is not a review of the doctors but a review of the facility and the front staff and phone service availability. There are so many ladies working on the front that I wonder why no one answers the phone!\n\nFinally when I saw the doctor I did feel that she rushed me and looked at her watch a couple of times. I won't come back here. They just want to see numbers not a quality visit. Definitely catering for the rich and snob!

I lived in Seattle for 3 cloudy, blissful years and since moving to Vegas I have been looking for a good local coffee shop. Hanging out in a coffee shop is a requirement for anyone living in Seattle, so I've grown to appreciate the art of spending a few hours relaxing in a local shop. I should immediately confess that I am not a coffee drinker, but I can appreciate a good cup of tea. Upon entering Sunrise it was immediately apparent that it could easily be located in Seattle. It is very inviting, there are couches, a bar, a patio, and a bookcase. There are delicious looking pastries and lunch options as well. All of the coffee drinkers that I have visited with really loved their drinks, particularly the Nutella latte. I appreciate their tea selection and also the caffeine free menu (I was very recently pregnant and needed some caffeine free options). My favorite caffeine free option is the homemade horchata, who would have thought? \n\nThe staff is always really friendly and patient. I also love the tip jar, there are usually two choices and you put your two cents (hopefully more) in the jar that you most identify with - for example - Star Wars vs. Star Trek. So creative and definitely encourages tipping! \n\nIf you are looking for some yummy treats and a relaxing coffee shop environment, this should be your go-to Vegas coffee shop!

An absolute disappointment!!! Thank God I only had to sleep here. The room was small, the sheets had holes and to top it off the towels were dirty. They really need to remodel the pyramid before they continue to lose customers. Personally I would not stay here again no matter the price.

Les beignets sont frais, abordables (80 cent l'unit\u00e9 ou 6$ la douzaine!), ils fondent en bouche et se mangent vraiment tout seul. Le caf\u00e9 est vraiment excellent aussi; ils utilisent le caf\u00e9 de 49th Parallel, un pur d\u00e9lice. Je ne sais pas si c'est toujours Boris qui est derri\u00e8re le comptoir, mais il \u00e9tait pr\u00e9sent et souriant \u00e0 chacune de mes visites! On y annonce un acc\u00e8s wifi mais personnellement j'ai toujours de la difficult\u00e9 \u00e0 m'y connecter au d\u00e9but, que ce soit avec mon t\u00e9l\u00e9phone ou ma tablette, mais apr\u00e8s un petit moment \u00e7a va. En bref, vraiment, c'est un endroit tout \u00e0 fait charmant! Laissez tomber les beignes du Tim (ou le Tim au complet tout court.. Oups j'ai vraiment \u00e9crit \u00e7a?), c'est ici qu'il faut venir!

Here's what I'll say about I Love Burgers: delicious. \n\nReally I'm going to leave it at that. I will add that it's pricy, but if you've had a bit too much to drink and need something greasy and delicious to bring you down this is it. I Love Bacon burger and natural cut fries is. Where. It's. At. \n\nGo. You're welcome.

Decent place, friendly staff, but poor wine list. I asked the staff about the list and was told the owners only want to carry wines that nobody else does. My guess is that they want to carry wines that you are not familiar with so you don't know how badly you are getting ripped off. I had a $10 glass of a $11 bottle of wine (retail). It was ok, and I expect high prices at a bar but I at least want a decent glass.

The food was good. I enjoyed their sides and cornbread and thought the ribs were decent but not the best I ever had. The staff was great and we even got a complimentary bottle of their famous sauce for being a firstime guest. That was definitely very thoughtful and I would go again for the great service and food.

AMAZING! I went for lunch and got the 2 enchiladas. One with green chili pork and the other with short rib. Since I was a little overwhelmed with all the choices, and indecisive, I asked the person making it to top it with whatever went best, and that's just what he did. I can't tell which one I liked better because they were both really good. All I can tell you is, I will be back!

Much like their restaurant in San Francisco, I have no idea why people come here. I started in the bar, and lo and behold, the wings suck here too. I've never been dragged (and I always seem to be) to a Hooters where the good was even decent. These ex-prom queens with nothing else going for them until they fall apart at 35 don't make up for a place that has crappy beer, crappy service, and crappy wings.\n\nThe place was just trashy. A bunch of gross men drooling over not-so-attractive women wearing ridiculous outfits. \n\nThe tables here are cramped to hell. If you wear more than a size medium shirt, its going to suck for you. One of the dealers the Blackjack table I was at got stuck with literally was on his 3rd day. We where showing HIM how to play! This is VEGAS! If you can't add to 21 your in the wrong city!\n\nI got comped a bunch of stuff, and they keep sending me free night passes and I still refuse to go. That is how bad this place is.

Funny how after I emailed FastMed with my experience there I was told I'd be contacted shortly...but still waiting. Even funnier is a \"great\" review after the email? I was also happy they opened near my home, that's why I went...I was relieved I wouldn't have to drive out of my way to be seen....but looks like I will drive a million miles to avoid this place!!!!! Yes it was nice in there, it's brand new, duh! The triage nurse was nice enough and was kind...the front desk lady was a bit cold but whatever... I didn't even see a physician, I got some teeny bopper right out of school who didn't have her MD...I will be sure to let everyone I know how mean the PA is there and if you want to be treated like crap then go there!

I've been going to Pink Lotus for about two years and the quality of the service has decreased finally to the point of deciding never to go back there. I used to go for nails, but decided to stop that about a year ago when I kept having to have them fixed ever few days.\nSo a couple weeks ago I went in for a pedicure. I sat down and the girl who usually does an incredibly lackluster job on my feet started in. i was allowed to dip my left foot in the water, but not soak it before she started ripping cuticles from my toe nails. three of my toes ended up bleeding and it just went downhill from there. the polish was uneven, and I ended up developing ingrown toenails in two toes after the so-called pedicure. \nNEVER AGAIN!!!!!!!

Swung into Joeys the other day to grab something quick while I was killing some time. Noticed right when I walked in their special of a chicago dog, fries, and a drink for 4.99 and gave it a whirl. It was awesome! great dog loved all the fixings! They gave a decent amount of fries that were good and the topper was that they had malt vinegar for them! The service was great everyone was really friendly and fast. Will definitely be back!

Consistently good. We took advantage of the two 4-course special for $40...soup, starter, main & mini dessert. All yummy but the orange peel beef is awesome!

Rapport qualit\u00e9 prix cela n'en vaut pas la peine.Le prix de la nourriture est un peu trop \u00e9lev\u00e9 \u00e0 cause de la reglementation de l'alcool, mais cela n'emp\u00eache pas que c'est d\u00e9licieux. C'est une belle ambiance, un petit pub acceuillant avec une terrasse \u00e0 l'arri\u00e8re.\nLe staff est sympatique et professionnel. \n\nLe whippington est \u00e0 essayer puisqu'il est fait maison et savoureux.

$10 for a sandwich and a bottle of water is slightly higher that what I was to expect from a food cart; especially if you've been to Portland and have seen their pricing and tasted the quality. The first sandwich I had was absolute crap; the beef was dry and the micro greens didn't go with the sandwich. However, weeks later I tried their \"GreenBay\", which had a scant amount of ingredients, but tasted pretty good. The fact that it came with waffle fries brought my rating from a two-star to a three. In general, they should be buying and making fresh food; I simply couldn't taste the freshness!

I wanted to like this place, it has a lot going for it.\n-awesome location\n-perfect ambience\n-spot on decor\n-good standard irish pub beers on tap\nbut sadly prices were a little high, and our bar tender wasnt very attentive\na smithwicks and a newcastle set me back $11 + tip\nthis was during happy hour no less\npffffff\nweak

I am not a beer drinker, so this is not rating the beer, but the food and atmosphere.\n\n1) Atmosphere: sweet - great patio and nice bar scene inside\n\n2) Food - pretty good for bar food\n\n3) Hit it up if you are in Tempe, its just one of those places you need to go

It's fun when your adult daughter invites you to go drinking at one of her regular haunts with her and her friends. Four of us went here one night while I was visiting in April and had great fun. The barmaid was very nice, though extremely busy, and the draft beer was good. I just had a couple of beers and we did a lot of talking, nothing exciting. In fact the most exciting thing happened on the way in when some dude was checking out said daughter's derriere exclaiming loudly on its attractiveness. I didn't know whether to be flattered for her or irritated. I teasingly said, \"Hey, that's my daughter!\" Fellow didn't have much of a sense of humor and responded, \"Who cares?\" Duh, I do. I was keeping an eye out for him inside but fortunately never saw him. It's been a long time since I had an altercation in a bar. Hell, it's been a long time since I was in a bar.

I am from Texas, so it is hard to find a BBQ joint out here in Arizona that impresses me, but Lucille's does. The biscuits and apple butter are a delicious way to start the meal. Every time I go I get the beef ribs and hot link. The hot link is the best and the beef ribs are huge and meaty! Their muddy waters (sweet tea and lemonade) and their strawberry lemonade is good and their desserts are good as well. Overall, this is a great restaurant!!! I can only give it 4 stars because everyone knows the best BBQ is found in Texas, but since I am in Arizona, this is an acceptable substitute!!!

Despite the bad reviews on several sites, I still went to this place as I was trying to take my 4 yr old niece somewhere and this place advertised a gummi bear treatment. Which for $28, you get Manicure & Pedicure :Tiara :Small Gift :Nail Decoration :Polish application. Well that was wrong! Because for that much my niece only got the mani, pedi, and polish application. I was soo disappointed as I wanted my niece to have a special day and the special items. And I couldn't ask about it in front of her as I didn't want her to hear me and be disappointed. What made it worst was coming online and seeing on their facebook page that they have the following prices: Gummi bear full mani & pedi with tiara, design, and gift $28 or Kids mani & pedi without water, no gift, no design, no tiara $14. It's really upsetting that I paid $28 for a $14 service!!!! And it's even more disappointing that I need to find a new place for my niece and I to go as I am sure I don't want to be overcharged here again!

Bad food. I don't think it is a problem with this location. More of a Ruby Tuesday problem. Food sounds good on the menu, but the appearance and taste is poor and has been past 2 times

The bartender ignored us for the most part. But eventually we got served. The decor is very nice and there was a dj playing some hip tracks. When our group ordered, the waiter was trying to upsell us hard on dishes (to get a bigger bill because gratuity is included). Someone wanted only a salad but he keep pressuring them to get sides or a pricier entree. The blue cheese/garlic bread they give was interesting. Many diff flavors going on. Kinda weird tasting. I ordered the filet mignon. My steak came over cooked. I like mine medium. I sent it back and they brought back the SAME steak even blacker than before. I called the waiter and he said he misunderstood me. By this time I have not had a meal and my group was finished eating and the wait was on me. Even with the inconsistencies, I was still billed full price and was never apologized to. I had to ask and point out the issues again to the waiter, and they gave me a free side. Big whoop. Still billed. I was ready to get out. I can't wait to go back to Gordon Ramsey's. Much better overall experience and food.

Disappointing. First visit, the place was extremely busy so I overlooked the quality of the food. Second visit was fairly slow, but the quality was equally as poor. Ahi was overcooked, burger overcooked, fries too salty, onion rings too greasy.

This is a typical la Quinta property. Run down, gross dirty. We were told by the front desk that it would be 40-45 min for a shuttle to take us two blocks. We opted to walk, the only problem was that it was over two miles to the destination we requested. My dad has la Quinta points because we visit my uncle in rifle Colorado, this la Quinta is the exception to the rule, the staff is professional and helpful. I used to be a territory manager for a Forbes 100 company, La Quinta was one of our approved properties for out of town travel. After three gross properties. I decided to never stay at la Quinta again. My dad booked this reservation, I thought how bad could it be. Well it is a nightmare!!!!!! Do yourself a favor even if the rooms are free, keep driving!!!

We went there on a Saturday night, and it was swamped. We waited a little while, but did get seated in a reasonable amount of time. Talk about overpriced and not very good. We both got the spaghetti and there was hardly any sauce on it, so we asked for a side dish, and the size of the side dish of sauce (for both of us) was laughable. It had a decent taste, that's why there's two stars instead of one. I had to ask again for more sauce, and they brought us another little tiny dish of sauce. And we also sat there for a good long time with empty soda glasses. I would never go back to this place.

The only good thing about this bar is that you can usually see an athlete or two every weekend night.\n\nThe bad: obnoxious underage coasties, over crowded, dirty, crappy music, douche bags, jersey chasers, and the staff sucks.\n\nThere is never a good reason to go to this place.

Even though a big chunk of it was under construction, I was able to spend a few hours there. The tour guides are friendly.\n\nI'm one of the many who adore the \"You Who Are Getting Obliterated in the Dancing Swarm of Fireflies\" exhibit. It's surreal to say the least.

Consistently great Pho open late till the wee hours. Good, hearty portions and good prices. \n\nLove that their vegetarian Pho doesn't use beef broth and is just about $7 a bowl\nTried a few bites of the bf's Bun Rieu which was something different and delish...wish it didn't have the duck blood though but thats just my preference as I like to keep pescatarian.\n\nEver since I've had Vegas Pho / Viet, it has upped my standards for Vietnamese food...NY viet just pales (sucks) in comparison.

Not bad but not great. Had the hot wings, suicide, and ancho chili lime strips. \nCan get much better wings at numerous other locations. The sauces used were nothing short of a disappointment as suicide is hardly spicy, pretty much the medium for most other locations and I love my spicy wings. Not sure if it was just a new cook or bad batch or what, but not ordering wings if I happen to be a return customer.\nThe Native Strippers were well cooked and juicy but the dry rub was also nothing special. \nGood drink specials and our server was nice and decent in checking up on us. Location, overall look and feel of the restaurant is the only reason why I'm giving a 3rd star rating.

Just moved to North Las Vegas and oh man is it hard to find good food in this area! So happy I got to try this place out. \n\nFOOD:\nBruschetta (5 stars): Found burrata in North Las Vegas! Whatttt? And it was AMAZING!! Basically like a burrata caprese with bread on the side. The bread was crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, the olive oil and aged balsamic had so much flavor, the heirloom tomatoes were so sweet and basil is just always good. Everything went perfectly together. I was in heaven. Just get it.\n\nMonster slice of pizza (4 stars): Made a custom pizza slice with mushrooms, garlic, and tomatoes. The pizza is thin and crust is crunchy underneath which I liked a lot. The tomato sauce on it was really good, and the ingredients tasted fresh. The slice is huge! Had some oil accumulating on top so I just soaked that up to be a little healthier, haha. You can do one of their specialty pizzas as a monster slice as well. \n\nRosemary Garlic Knots (4 stars): You can definitely taste the garlic, and there's a hint of rosemary which is good so it's not too overpowering. Comes with ranch. \n\nSERVICE (5 stars):\nEveryone was so nice and really cared if we enjoyed the food.\n\nIf anything go on Tuesday for the burrata bruschetta and you will not be disappointed. Especially if you love burrata as much as me. They have other specials for the rest of the week too. Such fancy dishes for a pizza restaurant, love it. I'll definitely be coming back here.

I've eaten at here 15 -20 times since late 2009 or 2010. In the beginning, the food quality was excellent then it was sold or under went management change, I can remember the advertisement flyer. The last several times ordering take out has unacceptable in quality, this is not a place I'd recommend now.

*for the timeshare presentation\n\nWe knew we'd have to sit through a sales pitch, but not for FIVE hours! Missed our dinner reservations as well as the discounted show they promised us. Total scam.

My friends and I weren't planning to come to this club on the last trip we went. One of the people in the our group just had a hook up so we went.\n\nFrom what I heard, it's a lot of older folks (mid-twenties to mid-thirties about), which is cool if that's what you're into. For younger groups, I'd recommend going to Pure or Tao. If I were older, I would probably like this place more and rate it higher.\n\nI really just wanted to check it out and see if it was nice inside. It was pretty interesting. I liked how it was by a waterfall outside. I didn't really expect to meet anyone or have the greatest time, however it did turn out to be a good time. It was my first time seeing some dude make it rain dollars here. I picked up like six of them.\n\nBeing 23 years old, this isn't a club of my choice, but it's worth checking out if you've never been. You never know what can happen or who you'll meet.

Short on time so I will give a simple review.\n\nExcellent food. Loved the lamb stew. Wonderful flavor, scent, garnish, visual and most importantly taste. I will point out that the stew should come with a couple good slices of bread, but when I requested it, it was quickly and cheerfully brought. The potato cakes were yummy, but did not need the quantity of beans that accompanied.\n\nBeautiful interior and good looking restaurant all the way around.\n\nGood beer selection and our server was knowledgeable of the beer characteristics.\n\nCaitlin was an excellent, attentive, efficient and charming server. Well done!\n\nPub was fairly busy on a Monday night with a majority twenty something college audience. What do you expect in a college town?!?!\n\nVery pleased with our experience, and given that there were at least three more items on the menu that I wanted to try...I am looking forward to going back during my time in Phoenix.

LOVE that they have a Coffee Bean here. Super convenient when staying at the Palazzo! But seems more expensive than other Coffee Beans? $5+ for a regular iced latte. Oh well, like I said, it's convenient.

Close to the Convention Center and fine dining in the Las Vegas Hotel. Free parking. Late making up the room the first day so we nipped in and put our lunch leftovers away and went to a movie. The second day they were not there by 2 pm so we put the DND sign out and were napping. Housekeeping actually called, woke us up to ask if they could make up the room as the sign was out. Not clear on the concept. Both days no vacuuming happened as crumbs were on the floor from a pretzel spill. I thought I was tracking in dirt from outside as I noticed my feet were dirty so I showered and cleaned them. I picked up and put clothes out for the next day and sat on the bed with my feet up and while I had been walking around they had gotten dirty again. The carpet was the culprit. I wiped it with a dry napkin and it got dirty. I got a damp towel and it got really dirty with out even much of a wipe. I decided to keep my sandals on when in the room. Gym was good, to cold to use the pool and spa. I took pictures so I could show the Hilton how icky it was.

Worst experience ever! We went in excited to try the q new location. Our service was ok( she seemed new and not experienced) the food was terrible. The childrens mac and cheese comes with bacon. Was never told. My husband order a dish with rice was not cooked. My pasta was overcooked and gross. When we complained the manager scolded the waitress in front of us. Then told us he would take care of our bill and we would pay for my daughters and a beer. When received the bill it was 32.00 for a kids meal and beer. We had the most expensive childrens meal on the face of the planet. I will be calling corporate tomorrow. I tipped the server out of pitty. Will never be back!

Loved it! \n\nI looooved their inventive, playful milkshakes! Though I was tempted by the more adventurous concoctions... I'm a simple girl at heart and ended up ordering their version of a rootbeer float. It was taaaasty and the pop rocks sprinkled on top were a fun reminder of the simpler times. And, most importantly, I confirmed that if you drink soda and have pop rocks your stomach will not explode.\n\nThe burgers are a-okay. Premium, restaurant burgers that are good and some pretty interesting combos. But, in the end, they were just okay. I actually went with the veggie patty. It was pretty tasty. Made in the kitchen, not some boca burger slapped on a bun. But, still... it was just alright. \n\nOH. And... TRUFFLE LOBSTER MAC & CHEESE. Yum. We actually asked them to leave the plate with the leftover sauce and... um... used our fries to soak up the bechemal and truffle. SO good.\n\n5 star milkshakes\n4.5 star mac & cheese\n4 star service and atmosphere\n3 star burgers\n= solid 4 overall!

Nice place to kill some time with the kiddos. Lots to do and see, food available throughout.

Let me put it this way:\nThis hotel belongs in Reno. Not in Las Vegas. Wait... I might be insulting Reno here....? Naaah... Reno sucks. So does Hard Rock Hotel.\n\nWhen I arrive in Vegas, I get into my \"vegas mode\". Heck, I get off the plane in \"vegas mode\"! I think \"vegas style\". I want to see \"vegas everything\" - - not Reno. I want to look up and see murals bigger than life on the ceiling, look down and see marble more expensive than anything I normally see, look around and see people and things more beautiful than my eyes would believe. \nIf you're like that - don't do the Hard Rock Hotel.\nIt's a little piece of Reno... in LAS VEGAS!\n\nUpon arriving at the hotel, through the registration desk, up the elevators and to your door - Hard Rock is just a second tier hotel, at best. Casino is miniscule, halls and elevators are \"blaah\", employees are not trained anywhere near to the standards of the other high-end hotels, and the general clientele is - in one word, trashy. Not just the girls either - - the men, too.\nAnd where's the LOBBY?\nI mean, in my mind, when I enter the hotel, I practically need walking shoes to make it to the registration, and then bandaids to make it to the elevators, At Hard Rock - you trip and you're at the registration desk. You stumble and you just bumped into the elevator. What is this - the COMFORT INN?\n\nOK, so admittedly, the pool is said to be cool, and it's a regular \"Girls Gone Wild\" out there. Alright, I can see the appeal this might hold for the men.... but the pool is not what I go to Vegas for, I have a pool in my backyard. I want to see a true LAS VEGAS HOTEL. I want gambling that will make my eyes bulge out. I WANT BLING BLING!\n\n*****************\nSIDENOTE: Now, if I were 17 and was going to go to Vegas - I, too, might have chosen Hard Rock and joined in on the filming of \"Girls Gone Wild\" by the pool, and then maybe I would give this hotel 5 stars. (Ha.... HIGHLY UNLIKELY!)\n\n*****************\n\nWhat does earn them at least the two stars is for being a big enough name to have \"Nobu\" inside this hotel. Cool. At least people will then drop by the hotel. Nobu, and the fact that it's a mere $8 cabride to the hotel.... plus having OK rooms. 2 stars for that.\n\nBut to stay here?!!?\nWHY? I don't understand. Yo no comprendo!\n\nHaving said all that - the room is quite nice. Roomier than the many of the hotels on the strip, and all in all - good enough. Bathrooms are small and rather dinky but they do have the rainshower. Good. \n\nNow, with all that, if the price were more economical, (I'm told they were charging $600/ night for a corporate booking) they might be onto something. With all that, if at least the service was classier, they might have earned another star.\n\nAlas - they have nothing to offer me.\nBack to the Venetian or Wynn I go....

fatties not foodies. excessive amounts instead of quality\n\ntough choice, food was a little bit better than average, the overall service was way less than standard and the atmosphere was not good.\n1st. as would be expected on a Sunday morning, 50 minute wait. Not bad for Vegas. however, the 40 additional minutes to bring the food is outrageous. they tell you it is going to take that long because they cook it fresh and they do not use heat lamps. I worked in restaurants, heat lamps have nothing to do with timing neither does cooking it fresh. that part was unacceptable. the music was way too loud. basically you have to commit to three hours for this place while the music blares.\n \n2nd. but for two items, the food was good. Banana pancakes, eggs, potato were tasty. the sausage was below average. The bacon was horrible and that was even after we told them how we liked it. three attempts of failure. no way that was freshly cooked. Oh, and the ice tea was bad.\n\nprice was reasonable given Vegas these days. \n\nso late night, if no one around, and you can sit immediately and they immediately bring your food, then go for it. other than that, it is your risk....

I had my first experience at Bofinger after having heard great things from many people, and unfortunately, the place did not live up to my expectations. \n\nIt is not that the food wasn't good - The pork ribs that I ordered were good, the sauce was tasty, and the french fries were crispy.\nThere was nothing wrong with my place, but I felt like everything about this place was just satisfactory.\n\nI definitely like the concept (honestly, it reminds me of the \"fast food\" steakhouses that are so numerous in the US!) - It is a breath of fresh air in the deep sea of burger restaurants that seem to be multiplying in the downtown area! \n\nWill have to visit again, and give this restaurant the second chance that it deserves.

This location is terrible. The drive-thru workers are rude and they give you crap food. I waited 5 minutes before being able to order, even when there was only 1 car ahead of me. Then the lady proceeded to ask me if I would like anything on my burger, and (thinking the pictures on the menu are what they're supposed to look like and they would never false advertise) I asked \"doesn't it come with the fixings like in the picture?\" she then told me it only comes with cheese. So I then went on to tell her what I wanted on my burger. Pulled around and got my order pretty quick, but later when I open my burger its just meat and cheese. The meat is badly burned and cold. It was clear to me this burger was not fresh. I didn't even attempt to eat it, what a waste of a place. They definitely need better workers.

I have to agree that location is definitely the reason to stay here. When I got there unfortunately there were only smoking rooms left. I had no idea that smoke can penetrate a room so deeply that it smells like smoke for days. There's a lesson for ya kids - think what that means for your lungs!!\n\nAnyhoo, the room was ok. Some rust in the bathroom, the shower nozzle was beat down and the cable tv leaves something to be desired (I know, I know, it's Vegas, who's watching tv...ME). The point is that you are center strip, close to everything, especially Paris, whose buffet was just wonderful.

The walk into the store is quite scary, I cannot tell if it's the people outside that makes it so, or all the garbage and waste products (dirty diapers and tons of trash, even something I cannot say what it was it was so disgusting) I saw on the way in. But once inside the store, it's very different. Clean, organized and with a good selection of meats and produce that is as impressive as any other grocery store. \n\nFor that once in a while shopping trip to a grocery store, this one isn't my first choice, but since I was with my husband, I felt better going in with him than staying in the car.

I really want to like this place, I really... really do. But after going here four times in the last year-ish and having the same experience every time, I am compelled to write:\n\nThe food is always pretty good, not great but it can be surprisingly very good at times. I hope you're not hungry when you dine at this Romano's Macaroni Grill, because you'll get seated, and then you'll watch your server walk past your table 3 or 4 times without even looking at you. Then maybe they will stop by and take your drink order. They will bring you their usual bread, in an effort to make nice and to think you will forget that they made you wait for your drink.... \n\nThen they will repeat the same routine, walking past your table, but this time, about 5 or 6 times, even though your drinks are empty and your menus closed on the end of the table. \n\nFinally, they will take your order ~ spaghetti & meatballs and chicken parmigiana please... \n\nThey will stop by 2 to 3 times as you wait to let you know that your food will be out in just a minute or two. \n\n45 minutes after you ordered, your food will arrive to your table with out an apology about the long wait, and they will try to tell you \"the kitchen got soooo backed up.\" Seriously??? We can see the kitchen from our table dude... Come on... Not to mention it's a Tuesday night with the dining room is half empty? But maybe it takes Romano's 45 minutes to boil noodles and fry a chicken cutlet?\n\nAnyway, I really want to like this place, because the food can be really good, and the restaurant is in a nice location. But I don't think we'll be going back anytime soon after having the exact same experience four times. \n\nBTW ~ we don't care for the new way your serving water by using tap water to fill a pitcher, then to be carried over to fill a container located on the center tables only to fill yet another vessel, a bottle then bring it to us as if it's bottled H2O along with two small glasses. Seriously?

Recently stayed here with the BF for three nights. How did we end up here? All thanks to travelocity.com and its priceline-like deals. I like doing hotel reviews in a list style, so here it goes..\n\nPlus:\n-Super cheap! I think we paid $20/night. \n- Just clean enough for you to feel comfortable enough to rest your head on the bed. \n-Vegas monorail stop at the hotel. Super convenient. Also, it's the last stop, so there's really no way you can mess up and end up going in the wrong direction (I can't tell you how many other passengers we'd end up riding with who all realized after the first stop that they were going the wrong way). \n-Super cheap gambling. $0.25 roulette machines. $1 blackjack. \n-daily slot machine tournament. hilariously fun. free to enter if you join their players' club (which is also free to enter) \n-daily $1 specials: $1 shots, $1 hot dogs, and $1 beer\n\nMinuses:\n-Definitely more run down than the other casinos. You notice it the moment you step inside--the air in the Sahara isn't as circulated as well, so you are instantly VERY AWARE that smoking is allowed indoors. Versus, say, only moderately aware. \n-The crowd isn't great eye-candy. When you're at, say, the MGM or what have you, you can take a look around and see how glammed up people are. Here, at the Sahara, they're more low-key. It's not unusual to see people walking around in unflattering sweatsuits. \n-The food. Not fantastic at all. \n-The last stop on the monorail. One of the farthest from the strip, yet somehow still considered to be on The Strip casinos. \n\nAnyways, would I stay here again? Probably not. I'd definitely want to stay someplace a little closer to the other casinos. Would I come back here to gamble? Heck yes. Despite all its flaws, the Sahara is still a fun little casino to spend time at. \n\nIt's like going to an awkward work-related party--you want to go because you know it'll be good food, strong drinks, and maybe you win something..but you don't want to stay too long because hey, it's a work party.

The food is good here. Nothing special; but, not bad.

Went there for a business dinner. All of the meals were great, good wine list. The bananas foster dessert was amazing.

Horrible. \nI can't even talk to them about my account. they hang up on me, that's right, hang up on me. WTF? I plan to close my account, but I don't know how. Not if they hang up on me. They don't even have the courtesy to talk to you at all. \nand the fees!!\nHoly Lord Jesus the FEES! it cost too much to keep this account open. erroneous charges just cuz they feel like it. I can't dispute the claim, I can't to anything.

We used to come here late at night after work and we'd order pizza and have a couple of beers. It was amazingly good 2-3 months back but today we ordered the same topping since and it just tasted bland! It wasn't the topping. The sauce may to have seem bland. It used to be great. We just hope it'll be better next time.

Tex Tubb's is Madison's latest, but let's face it, not greatest taco establishment. The decor is classic southwest Texas styling, and enjoyable in itself. They offer the choice of four different salsas in their \"salsa bar,\" but, unlike most similar restaurants, don't provide bottomless free chips to go with. Overall, the food was quite good, but the price was not. I paid over 30 dollars for dinner for two including one beer a piece. Not what one wants at a taco stand. The wait was also too long, but that could have been the fact that I went within the first two weeks of it opening.

Holy cow has this place gone down hill. \n\nDingy cracked chipped plates, dirty cups dried with a dirty towel, food debris on the edges of the floor, dirt caked on the edges of tables, tape holding the seat pads together, ripped seat pads. . . \n\nIt has been abandoned into disrepair I don't even want to know what the kitchen looks like .\n\nThe food was decent but I was eating with a little apprehension wondering if I was going to get sick. \n( I did not) \n\n$20 bucks plus tax all you can eat at lunch is not bad.\n\nService a little slow but polite. \n\nManagement needs to clean this place up! \n\nEat at your own risk, I do not recommend it until the place shows some respect for the culinary arts.

Pizza place, one thinks mmm good pizza, OK I love their salads! It was so yummie I want another one! My girlfriend and I went here for a workday lunch. We shared a small salad which was plenty and a small pizza which was plenty. Service was fast and friendly, we had leftovers, and the garlic on the pizza is no JOKE. Think I had 3 pieces of gum after lunch.\n\nI might've liked it better than Settebello, yep I said it.

I went to Cowboy Ciao for lunch with co-workers. The restaurant itself is setup pretty nice with good atmosphere and seating. The staff was great and very attentive and our waiter was incredibly nice and described their food and processes. Top notch. I got the open faced steak sandwich with bleu cheese chips and the mixed green salad with tomato vinaigrette. The salad was amazing, the combination of the dressing with the seed mix and salad ingredients was great nice and fresh. The sandwich was good, I thought it lacked in overall flavor especially in the meat but I liked the crunchy onions and the toast. The chips were nice and crunchy, I personally find bleu cheese overpowering so I could only eat half of them but if you enjoy it then you would probably love these. Overall an OK place to eat but for a sandwich chips and salad $30 is expensive.

Growing up in los Angeles and making trips to Tijuana in my late teens to party should tell you I've got experience in eating my share of great tacos. \n\nTacos el gordo saved my life when I moved to Vegas. Price is fair. But seriously so good!!! I've been looking for this style tacos, Homemade style!!! \n\nThey turn tables pretty quickly. I've been pretty lucky I always seem to get there right before a large crowd. Don't let lines intimidate you they are quick. Enjoy!!!

Came with some family for dinner one night.\n\nExcept we came at a time where it was right in between lunch and dinner. The waitress was nice and charged us lunch prices while we began our meals. 20 minutes later after they added more food variety for their night crowd, the waitress watched us like a hawk and as soon as we picked up a \"dinner item\" she re-charged us for dinner prices. I didn't really mind because I understand their dinner has more food (crab legs, sashimi, etc). It was just annoying that in the middle of our meal the waitress had to come to our table and lecture us about it.. I don't frequent this area as I'm not from here.. but I guess many people come here around the same time to fight for lunch/dinner prices so they watch their customers like a hawk on how they eat...Weird! Made me feel a bit uncomfortable. \n\nThe crab legs were pretty delicious with the butter sauce next to it! But all the other dishes seemed very oily and on the day that I was there they didn't seem to refill their pans of food unless it was near the bare bottom of the dish. Their dim sum items looked very dry. Their \"fried\" calamari/fish, etc seemed like they were near burnt status. \n\nThe sushi was eh. As soon as they brought out the raw fish I was so tempted to eat the whole plate! Until I had a closer look. Their salmon had a very dark brown tinge to them. None of the fish was fresh or even looked edible really.. I guess it's hard to serve sushi in a buffet setting when the locals aren't exactly ecstatic over sushi as I am! \n\nThe great thing that I really loved (on their dinner menu) were the crab legs! (down side about it is that you have to crack and open the shells up yourself with no instruments available -- so it can be a tedious task just to eat crab! The plus side is that it's fresh-er crab meat :P ). \n\nOverall, I'd probably come back with the family if they wanted to. Just not too keen on their big-brother- watching-you style.

I order 2 pizzas and the beer batter apitizer today. The pizza wasn't that great and the beer batter apitizer was soggy. I can't believe I paid 40$ for this pizza.

Was at Fleur this past weekend with a party of 9. Two sets of the FEAST tasting menu was ordered. No one was aware that it came with 43 dishes. So 43 X 2=86 was how many dishes we had. There was so much food that it was hard to enjoy all of it. The food was good, but \nnothing all too impressive. \n \nDishes I enjoyed:\nParmesan paprika popcorn\np.e.i. mussels basil & parmesan emulsion\nSkirt steak with chimichuri\nLobster Mac & Cheese\nGarlic Fries\nceci frito fried chickpea, preserved lemon \nmarinated olives \nChicken Wings\nTiramisu\nCreme brulee Trio\nPb& J chocolate macaroons with rum iced milk \n\nIt was $160 per person...with a few alcoholic drinks\n\nThe service was excellent. The ambiance was classy and trendy.

My husband and his company were in town for InfoComm and my daughter and I tagged along.\n\nFirst, the good stuff:\nPros:\n\nThe hotel is beautiful and most of the staff were very accommodating and friendly. The rooms are a good size and have kitchenettes in them.\nHousekeeping was AMAZING. They worked around our schedule (we have a 1 year old) and when we called them to clean they came right down and quickly cleaned before nap time:-)\nThe people at the bell stand inside were very nice and helpful!!!\nNon-gaming and non-smoking~WONDERFUL. This is why we initially stayed here. We normally stay at the Vdara, but since this hotel is closer to the Las Vegas Convention Center we decided to try it. My husband was in town for InfoComm.\n\nCons:\nWe were told by the concierge that outgoing calls were complimentary...NOT THE CASE. Only local calls are complimentary. When we checked out we had a $150.00 charge for 9 calls that were made! I was given incorrect information and I think that these charges should have been waived because of it. Had I know that I would have been charged for the calls I would have used my cellphone instead. Management should have stood behind their staff's information and taken the situation up with them. \n\nIt's so disappointing because we thought that we had found a new Las Vegas hotel to stay at. Beside management refusing to waive these charges our experience was great, but when something like that happens it leaves you with a bad last impression. I also called and left a message for the manager Brian and my call was not returned. I requested a mangers email address so I could sort out the situation and I was told that they cannot give out this information.

I don't think I've ever had bad Ethiopean food so the best I can say about this place is that it's not so bad, but not so great either. I ordered the meat combo and veggie combo.

Great name, but the beer is insipid, bland, and served in plastic pitchers. Yuck. College greeksters might dig it, but anyone with an actual palate will be repelled. Costly, boring, feh.

NIce place (the inside is better than what the outside would imply) ... VERY clean ... Pino the owner (from Italy) seems like he's always there and KNOWS his customers ... and comes off as a real nice guy ... but saddly I found that my Pepperoni Pizza had virtually zero flavor ... the pizza looked GREAT ... the crust was fine ... but I'm totally into sauce and there was no flavor to it ... bummer ... still have yet to find GREAT pizza in Phx :(

Cute little sandwich place in Old Montreal. The green pea soup was delicious (the best I've ever had) and my panini sandwich with pesto, mozzarella and tomato was very flavourful. You can get a 1/2 sandwich with soup for $8. Everything seems house made as well. The staff were very sweet and I got to practise my French.

I live in San Diego and was visiting my daughter in Arizona. After reading reviews of Thai Patio we decided to give it a try. It's a cute little place but the food is just alright. I definitely won't be going back. Portions are small and not very tastey.

Good cappuccino. They brew Commonplace coffee. I liked the bird in the cage. Overall nice place.

Surprisingly great food. The sushi is the best. I don't feel the same for the cooked food. I have dined here quite a few times and never ran into any issues with it. However, I wouldn't recommend the walnut shrimp - didn't taste fresh. The last time my hubby and I ate here, I got my sushi and a man who sat at the bar after us, ordered the same food after us, got his before my husband. Just a really blah experience with the cooked food.\n\nThey get really really busy during lunch so you may want to come early or avoid the lunch hour. These are the times we have had any and all issues. The last time I ordered more sushi and it was made but never given to me. My waiter disappeared so I had to ask the bartender for my food.\n\n\nOverall the place is a great spot and I will def return!

This is a must try especially when you go to vegas! At least try it with a friend. You will get buzzed in no time. Suggestion is also to get an extra shot which is only $1 extra \n\nThe best flavor I have tried is the strawberry and pina colda mixed together! Most of the flavors mixed together is pretty good. Another flavor that is good is the big stick.\n\nThey also have jello shots if you ask!

Glad I didn't pay for my meal here.\n\nEnded up going to this Tony Roma's which is inside the Fremont Casino with a large group (my family primarily). As stated at the beginning of the review, glad I wasn't paying for my meal because it was not good.\n\nI ordered the \"recommended\" Tony Roma's Steakhouse Burger and asked for it medium well. It came out medium for sure. Very pink in the middle, definitely not cooked enough to my liking. However, I was so hungry I did not bother to return it to the waitress. I also decided not to send it back because our waitress looked like she was on the verge of having a heart attack. She seriously was running around like a chicken with her head cut off. I think she had too many tables.\n\nMy brother also had the Steakhouse burger. We both agreed it wasn't anything spectacular. It came with two big slices of bacon on it and it was a pretty good size. The fries were not hot, and neither was my burger. It seemed like they'd been sitting around before being brought out. My aunt got the spinach dip appetizer. I had a taste, it tasted like spinach dip... and it too was lukewarm. My uncle got the shrimp cocktail. The shrimps looked decent sized, but the presentation was a little weird in my opinion. \n\nThis place is seriously a tourist trap for sure. The dining room is also dark and off-putting. They have really, really cheap specials which i did not partake of, but I don't know, maybe they're worth it? \n\nFinal decision: Tony Roma's will not be on my list of places I want to go eat.

You would never guess that there's a little cozy boutique style steak house at Arizona Charlie's! The prices are great & the food is delicious! It's a beautiful space & the service was great paying attention to everyone one of your needs. The food is presented in a very artistic way which I always appreciate & it tastes as good as it looks. \nI didn't give it a 5 because it is in fact located in a dingy casino but hey sometimes I'm in the mood for some dinginess in my life :) \nIf you're looking for an affordable steak house option this is a good one! The hostess is an older lady who is super classy & I do enjoy her!

I only ever get the #1 here (Italian). Because it's good and I like it and what's wrong with that? There's one guy who makes them better than the others, so I like it when he's there. I think he puts just the perfect amount of dressing on. Nothing extraordinary here, but a solidly good sandwich that I can't pass up when I'm in the neighborhood.