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One of the best shows in Las Vegas. Worth the money they are charging. I didn't buy the best seats but my view was wonderful. It was artistic, funny, beautiful stage and costumes, very talented performers....simply amazing.

who would have thought that i'd fallen in love with a pineapple coconut cookie? well, i did! these are a must try if you check out Urban Cookies. also, their take on the classic chocolate chip is amazing!!! so glad to hear that they ship their cookies nationally!

I just love this place! The veggie board rocks and their pizza is awesome! Today I had the At Last (?) pizza with broccolini, corn, basil, chilis, goat cheese, and lemon zest. It's one of my favorites! Great lunch specials too!

I go to the store on Maryland and have ALWAYS had a good experience with Big 5. I like that they stand behind the products they sell and whenever there has been a problem, as there was wt the RG Boots I purchased, they dont hesitate to accommodate you as a customer. The prices are very good and especially so on weekly SALE items. \n\nAnd as far as Customer Service goes, twice I have had the Manager call another store for a Sale item that was sold out to see if it was available & then went & picked the item up & called me to tell me it was in. THAT you dont see much these days!!\n\nSo with the decent prices, the Customer service and the fact that there has never been any problems whatsoever I highly recommend this chain for all your outdoor needs.

Happened upon this place with a friend and we stopped in with hungry bellies. Yum! We had mixed kabob and a beef dish and 2 lemonades... Delicious! We will definitely be back again.

We love buffets, Vegas had bomb ones. This one wasn't as good as others we've had. It was great, don't get me wrong but not incredible. However : The eggs Benedict, the French toast & the wicked passion fruit juice were 5 stars the rest was meh. A lot of the other items were dry from the heat lamps I though. Service was great too, very friendly and helpful

This is a super high end sports bar -- very different from your typical sports book in Vegas -- and certainly pricey, but worth it for the experience. \n\nWe went to watch the Seahawks Sunday Night football game -- we had a blast as most of the fans were Hawks fans :) We paid the $100 cover for the reserved stadium seating, but they also have many other seating options including private rooms. The only challenge is trying to spend the full cover -- definitely come hungry and ready to drink! \n\nService was excellent throughout the game, and if you needed a break, there's a full sports book and a side room with craps and blackjack.\n\nWould definitely come back for more sports viewing!

The place is absolutely filthy! Outdated equipment, worn down and worn out. Cancelled my membership. Beware of this place.

Very nice and homey feel to this place. The venue is clean and the food was good. I had jerk chicken, rice, and greens. I'm not the biggest fan of eating other people's greens, but these were bangin.' I was very pleased. Also, the prices are good for the amount of food and the flavor. My friend and I watched Living Single and A Different World, which just was the icing on the cake;)

This property management company is the absolute worst I have ever dealt with in over 18 years in Las Vegas!\n\nThe apartment complex I was renting from (and currently escaping from) is Bay shore Club. The place is a disgusting nightmare hole in the wall, being run by the most unprofessional woman in Las Vegas. I have called to the management company several times over the course of my lease to report the unprofessional level of interactions, and to this day (over 8 months) Not One person from this company has ever bothered to pick up a phone to call back, or even acknowledge that I have been attempting to contact them.\n\n Now I understand that this is common for this company, as they don't actually care whether or not their employees treat the residents with courteousness or respect, because they don't treat their residents with respect either! How hard would it be to return ONE phone call in 8 months? Is it actually possible that the people in this company are really NEVER at their desks, and I ALWAYS get to leave a voice mail? No, they just don't want to be bothered, and therefore do not deal with legitimate complaints either!\n\nThe following is a list of properties owned and operated by this company, and I strongly suggest you find a different management company to rent from.\n\n Avalon at Seven Hills Cha Cha Cha Copper Hills Sunset Hills Amber Ridge Arville Park Apartments Bayshore Club Bella Estates Bolero (Viking Villas) Bonanza Storage Bossa Nova Bossa Nova Storage Boulevard Park Cabana Park Canyon Creek Villas Canyon Pointe Century Village Coronado Bay Club Cottonwood Creek Cypress Springs Apartments Echelon at Centennial Hills El Pueblo De Las Brisas Flamingo Chateau Meadow Ridge Newport Cove East Palm Hills Paradise Square Pecos Terrace Pinehurst Luxury Apartments Regency Heights Rosewood Park Sandpointe Saratoga Palms Siena Townhomes (Shepherd Hills) Skyline Terrace (Villa Marienda) Spanish Oaks St. Clair Apartments St. Tropez Apartments Summerhill Villas Sunstone Mini Storage Swenson The Commons at Seven Palms The Park Vista Apartments The Rancho Vista The Villa Del Rio The Villa Del Sol Tierra Villas Woodlake Villas Wynn Palms Parkwood Apartments

I am an Indian and I love Indo-chinese food. Was excited to see manchurian on the menu Worst Manchurian you can have!! The uttapam was very sour too! Had some chaat which was okay. I told the waiter that the manchurian was really bad and he did nothing about it. Do not recommend :/

Recently move real close to this place and was excited to try it. Really like it on first impression. It is a neat looking place with a good feel to it. \n\nWe were seated and waited an extremely long time to even see our server. Although we were ready to order our server took only our drink order and ran away to put in our drink order. Our drink order was simply a bottle of wine. We didn't see her again to place our order for another 5 minutes. \n\nSo we order the lasagna with garlic bread and soup. The soup arrives just barely warm with the complementary bread which wasn't even warm. \n\nFinished the soup and started waiting for the meal. Oh did I mention the wine still had not arrived. I guess the bar was backed up oh wait it was a bottle of wine. \n\nI try not to completely judge a place based on one server. So the food arrived and it was bland. \n\nFood wasn't great and bad service but that could be a one time thing but on the way out in the foyer there were two employees across from each other having a discussion. We passed between them and out the doors. They simply continued their discussion without so much as acknowledging the departing customers. \n\nSo it wasn't and individual server having a bad night. This is obviously poor management.

I was here for a wedding recently and on the plus side - the pub was open to punters during the reception. On the downside, we had our wedding meal in a super crowded space, and the food wasn't particularly good. Kill a man dense chocolate brownies, lacklustre salmon... having not visited the pub itself, I am not sure whether this was just down to the pub struggling to cope with a large party. \n\nOtherwise, it's an alright pub, nice to have such an open space by the docks, but overall just feels a little... lacking.

Our dinner consisted of a 5-course tasting menu. And, for an additional cost was paired with wines.\nAlthough the food was good, the wines could have been much better. They actually 'cheapened' the food.

UPDATED: I was actually really disappointed by my experience here the other day. My appointment which I had made a week in advance was at 12pm. They didn't start washing my hair till a little after 12:20, and they didn't actually start cutting my hair until almost 1. The whole time Jay was cutting my hair he was talking about what horrible condition it was in (he didn't need to make negative comments about it) & trying to recommend me products from the moroccan collection he sells there. I told him I would take the shampoo but quickly changed my mind when I saw the price. I was being charged $95 for just a trim, wash & style. When he was at his old location on Lamb & Las Vegas Blvd he would charge $40 for all that! I think it got him upset that I changed my mind on the shampoo, because about 2 hours later he unfollowed me on Instagram. (He had followed me about 3 months ago because I kept recommending people to him & I would tag him in their posts). I was just very disappointed, because I have recommended so many people to his location & I didn't enjoy the service. I DID PAY $95 for wash, trim, & style. Even though they are claiming to only charge me $70, so I posted a picture onto the Glamour Yelp page showing where they charged me $90 on my card and the other $5 I paid cash. I would not have mind paying that much if it was worth it, but 3 hours later the curls he put in my hair came out & he cut it a lot shorter then I wanted it and now it looks really choppy. I am just very disappointed because I had been a loyal customer since he first started and feel very let down.\n\n***I SAW THE COMMENT WHERE THEY ARE ASKING ME TO BE TRUTHFUL SO I POSTED A PICTURE SHOWING HOW MUCH THEY CHARGED ME BECAUSE IT FOR SURE WAS NOT $70***

Being a chicken & waffle connoisseur, it was a given that we were going to partake of Hash House's fare. And after perusing their menu, the mouth-watering descriptions of their food certainly fired up my imagination. I could barely wait to see what exactly they would serve up. We showed up to the Quad, and saw the line was already building even at the early hour we arrived. We were quoted a 40 minute wait, and waited exactly that long.\n\nWe were seated quickly, and our server was friendly. I ordered the chicken & waffles, and she ordered the fried chicken benedict. For some reason, our server warned us saying it would take upwards of 30 minutes to produce my dish. Not sure why -- she said it was busy. But come on -- it's fried chicken. Doesn't take that long to cook, and if a freaking Vegas restaurant that specializes in the stuff doesn't have it dropping in the fryer every minute, well shoot. \n\nThirty minutes pass, and our server produces two massively towering plates of food. Four waffles (with bacon in between), two chicken breasts, stabbed with a knife to hold it all together. Lots of sage garnish (of course, sage-fried chicken and all). It looked impressive. Unfortunately, the impressions ended there. Mediocre waffles -- even the bacon couldn't save them. Even more mediocre chicken -- flavorful and seasoned, for sure, but undercooked. Not raw undercooked, but rather, the breading was still doughy and not fully crisp. It was fine and all, but considering I paid $20 freaking dollars for it, totally underwhelming. I spent the entire time looking on at her dish, which looked and tasted considerably better than mine.\n\nIf you're a fan of Roscoe's and the like, don't expect the same here. It's all glamor and glitz, and no substance at all. If the dish were half the size and minus all the garnish, it could've actually been decent. Even more so if it didn't take so freaking long to serve. If you like long waits, high prices, and deeply mediocre southern-style grub, then sure, come on down.

Just to clarify: this review is for the Elliot Rd. restaurant in Ahwatukee.\nThe only way I can make sense of the glowing reviews here is to conclude that those diners don't get out much or they're friends with the owner. They also obviously really appreciate that the staff pays attention to regulars (who wouldn't?). However, in the past four years, I've eaten here probably a dozen times, and experience was such a let down that months would go by before my husband and I would say, \""Eh, let's give it another shot.\"" Okay, no more. \nEverything about this restaurant is consistently inconsistent. The service is friendly but inevitably the server screws up our order. The ingredients seem thoughtfully chosen but the preparation is way off (overcooked, undercooked, something left off of the plate, etc). One of our dishes may be really good and the other barely okay. Even the space is confused. Half of the dining room faces the bar, so diners are forced to deal with whatever game they have the giant TV tuned into. I don't know about everyone else, but I don't usually pay $75 for a bottle of wine at a sports bar.\nWhich leads me to the wine. By the glass? Forget it. The offerings are no better than what you'd find at a nice pizza joint. Bottle offerings are pretty unforgettable, too, and I get the sense that the owner is counting on his patrons not realizing that they're paying too much for what they get. Much of the wine list looks like it's taken straight from the shelves at the local Fry's market. But why would I want to drink Rex Goliath, Rodney Strong, Bogle or even Lindeman's at a restaurant that bills itself as a \""Euro-style bistro and wine bar\""?\nIt's true that the dining experiences in Ahwatukee are mostly limited to chain restaurants and modest mom-and-pop joints, so it's nice to see someone trying to up the ante. Now if only Caffe Boa would actually do so... \nOne more note: I know there's an ongoing grudge between this restaurant and the Mill Ave. establishment of the same name. I'm familiar enough with both to say this: the Mill Ave. restaurant far exceeds this one in terms of ambiance, food and wine. Alas, it is also run by someone notorious for not treating his employees very well. I've never heard one bad thing about this Caffe Boa's management.

Went for the 9 dollar fajitas and margarita. We were very disappointed. Arrived at 500 pm on Memorial Day and the place was busy. We placed our order and watched for 45 minutes the bartender next door grab every fajita dish that the cooks made, clealy our order came out twice and he snatched it away to give to newly arrived bar patrons. At 600 pm we finally complained and at 615 we were given steak and chicken that tasted like it had been sitting out for hours. It was awful and we became sick the next day. I heard other patrons complaining as well about the bully bartender with the glasses. Do not eat the 9 dollar fajita special!!!!!!!!!!!!

I loved this place!!! I admit, I was expecting a Mexican restaurant and was surprised when I walked in. I actually like teh eclectic inside and pink exterior and the blue christmas lights on the trees outside. The food was excellent and so was the service. I thought this place was cute!!!

I guess with all the good reviews here, I expected the place to be better. It is located on the outer edge of the Freemont area so you have to step over a few vagrants in order to get there. We were there about 11:00 on a Saturday night and there was no line at the door. The doorman was friendly, checked our IDs and got us in quickly. Once inside, we noticed that it really didn't consist of much more than a dirty, abandoned warehouse with some games, flat screens and a bar. The dance floor was simply a corner of the room that was divided into a small square area by 2 benches. It had a projection tv on the wall but it looked more like an area for people to shoot up than a dance floor. The flooring was just an old, cracked concrete slab. With a little grinding/polishing, they could have done a really cool floor that matched the gaming atmosphere. The walls were white washed with a couple colored lights shining on them. I didn't think the bar/waitstaff was attractive at all. The service at the bar wasn't very good either. We stood there for about 5 mins and nobody even acknowledged us even though there were probably only about 75 people in the place. It was ok because we were still in shock over the strange, corner bar in the ghetto-like atmosphere! We got a drink within 30 seconds at every other bar we went to on Freemont that night but not here! At that point, we lost our ambition to play any games so we just left. I thought all the retro games were a cool idea - along with the rental game areas/dance floor. If the place would have been classier and more Vegas-like with an attentive, attractive bar staff, it could have been a home run.

Never ever .\nI rather have Dunkin Donats than this buffet.\nThe food selection was poor, i give 1 star for omelet station.\nService hmm there was no real service, one unhappy guy drop us drink and he never again come to our table.

The Place is first full of Ghettos. \nIt's very Loud, unclean and humans there buy everything.\nI mean there are always empty Shelves. Never again.

We sat outside on the patio. I had tacos - pork and carne asada. Well, the pork tacos were uber-sweet tasting - too much pineapple or something in the sauce. The Tuna my dining companion had was \""good\"" according to him. Overall, service was just okay. The restaurant was about 1/2 fulled for lunch, but the staff seemed completely stressed out, not cheerful, and unorganized - refilling of drinks and water glasses took forever. Food wise, it was generally good, but somewhat overpriced for the portion size and food temperature could have been hotter - \""hot food HOT - chilled foods COLD\"" is the oldest rule in restaurants. Well, the. Guacamole is delicious, but (as was mentioned by other Yelpers) chips do not come with it - you must MAKE SURE to ask for the damn chips. Weird. Anyhow, the restaurant's dining areas are lovely, but the hotel staff (the bartender in the lobby area bar was rather cold - no smile, not friendly in the least, obviously we weren't \""hip\"" enough to be treated politely) and the pre-lunch cocktail we had was greatly lacking in alcohol content. We walked around the pool area after lunch and were asked if we were guest of the hotel by a security person (?). We explained no, we were restaurant guests and were just \""checking out\"" the hotel - and were clearly given the \""evil eye\"" - so we left. Very strange vibe overall - perhaps we were older and less \""hip\"" then their target demographics. Oh well.

Ok so who goes from California to Scottsdale and ends up at a Sprinkles? That would be ME. \n\nIn search for a cute independently owned cupcakery to test how AZ cupcakes stack up to SF Bay cuppies... we headed to downtown Scottsale. WELL, not really for the cupcakes, but just to check it out. However, seeing there were a handful of cupcakeries nearby, we had to try one.\n\nBUT the reviews of 2 and 3 stars for some of these places seriously put me off. I hate dry cupcakes and I was not eager to spend precious calories on something that would not satisfy. Sprinkles had the better reviews and whala it was open after all the other places closed. (Note to self, who closes a bakery at 6pm? Cupcake freaks come out at NIGHT!)\n\nWe have a Sprinkles about a 15 min drive from us@home, but have I ever gone??? NO. So yes here we are at Sprinkles in AZ. The gals are friendly, they answer my questions tirelessly. I end up with 2, lemon and chocolate marshmallow.\n\nThey stay overnight in our hotel room since our dinner left absolutely no room for cupcakes. I was worried they'd be dry and stale the next morning when I busted them out at 7am before my workout. Gotta get some carbs in so I can burn them off right?\n\nBottom line... Sprinkles may not be a cute little indy shop any longer but their stuff is solid. No mixes, the dark chocolate cupcakes are the perfect combo of dark, bitter, and sweet. The lemon was dense, I think mine is better, but the chocolate marshmallow OMG. It was like a grownup version of a Hostess cupcake, MY FAVORITE. Despite their overnight rest, they were not dry, the result of a fair amount of oil if the residue on my fingers was any indication.\n\nPlease send me three dozen of the Chocolate Marshmallow please. I will love you forever. Thanks.

Read all posts and heard great things just walked away not buying anything looked at the menu and ordered at the window to have the snotty little girl be like we discontinued that these are all we have and pointed to a board with 3 flavors on it. You have to be kidding me.

Location is alright cuz it's near Ultra. Product selection is alright too. Prices vary but if you shop enough you know a good price when you see it. The check out can make or break your experience here. Today it was a bust. I was not going to stand in a line that went to the back of the store. I'm thinking they need a couple more cashiers on the weekend. \nI left what I was going to purchase and just left because I didn't want to stand in such a long line.

This place is the jam! The food was good and our chef was great! It was refreshing to see some new \""tricks\"" during the presentation, instead of the same old tired stuff. I'm going back tonight and I expect it will be fabulous again! Oh, and the prices felt cheaper than other hibachi places in town!

Horrible.\nI waited 45 minutes in line with no place to sit. Finally seated and not very well greeted by the waitress. I ordered the sliders...worst mistake. This things are literally the size of a quarter. The menu says that they are cooked to medium and no substitutions. Mine were medium-well, closer to well. I love buffalo, but could barely distinguish it from the other two.\nA friend of mine had the portobello burger eggplant burger. The buns are substituted for the portobellos and he said they were very bland with little seasoning. I could tell they were drenched in oil from where I was sitting.\nAn all around depressing meal for the $17 walk out per person (I drank water).\nGo to the Triple 7 brewpub downtown, you can get a huge 22oz brew and great 1/2lb burger for the same price.

We had horrible service! I couldn't believe how rude our waitor was when my friend asked a question about the butter, garlic sauce. The reply we got was \""it's butter & garlic\"" wow, they pay you to say that??!! When I ask for suggestions & ask what a sauce tastes like & what the base is I want a server that's going to be happy to tell me about the menu & the food. The chicken parm was ok but not very flavorful & I didn't like the garlic cheese bread. Overall didn't like it & will not come back. Olive Garden & Bucca de Beppo are much better & have way friendlier servers!

Have spent over 9 years looking for A good Detroit style Coney Hot Dog in Arizona, and here it is. Great Chili but the Hot Dog lacked the snap i'm used to. Still A 10 in my book.

Bad service will not order from this location again!!!

I have been here a couple times before and its been so/so - HOWEVER this time around they were a bit busy and the waitress was VERY rude. She kept putting her hands in the air saying how busy she was and ignored us on multiple occassions.\n\nI will rate next time I go to give them one more shot

Had to get my car towed and they waited after hours to make sure I got there safely. Went above and beyond to assist me and breakdown all my options of repair. Service rep Arny is awesome (don't know spelling) but great service! Definitely recommend.

Wanted to go for a dinner, not a loud club environment and watch older mom's hit on the male staff and bump and grind with them. Food was ok. Just wish I could have heard what my dinner guest were trying to talk to me about. So we just ate and left so we could enjoy each others company. The drinks were super strong, to the point where we could not drink them. The waitress was the best!

Found this place by accident as we were driving around, looking for a place to kill time while waiting to pick up our daughter. As Bay Area Californians who recently relocated to the East Valley, finding a Filipino restaurant can easily be the highlight of our weekend. We got the Sisilog, Longsilog, and Pancit and were in heaven! They were all so scrumptious and reminded us of our parents' home cooking. And the halo halo?? Perfect way to top off the meal and satisfy our craving, especially in the heat. The girls behind the counter were very sweet and very helpful.\n\nOnly complaint and reason I can't give 5 stars: \nWe were there in the late afternoon and there was a note that said it would be closing for a private event later in the evening. It seemed to be a celebration for the family who owned the restaurant. We still had a good 1-2 hours before that time, but they were already setting up, which is fine. My issue was that as they were setting up, literally around our table, we felt rushed and in the way. I get that they were busy and excited about their event, but If they needed the space, they should have closed that section off. They were decorating and rushing around, all around our table, and no one even acknowledged us or said anything to us. It was only the older man, who I assumed to be the owner who smiled at us and waved to our kids as we were leaving and thanked us for coming in. Thank goodness for that nice, simple gesture to help smooth things over.

Went to this restaurant last night for our anniversary dinner expecting great things due to some wonderful reviews and friends recommendations.\n\nService was excellent! Many many servers and assistants constantly flowing around the area. \n\nAmbiance was really cool. Loved the feather lampshades over the bar, very interesting light fixtures through out the restaurant, and the overall feel was very clubby. It was far too loud in the lower level where we were seated, but perhaps the upstairs area would be different? If we return, I will have to ask to be seated there. I had to ask the waitress to repeat herself many times because to the noise level, and I have great hearing!\n\nWonderful people watching. \n\nThe food was only ok. \n\nThe bread basket included two pieces of warm bread. I appreciated warmed bread. The butter was soft but whipped and not salted. I prefer salted.\n\nIt was a restaurant week, and I liked the options listed so ordered one of their pre-selected three course combinations. I started off with the black bean hummus which was very salty with fried wonton strips. Blah. Next was the wasabi crusted salmon and I exchanged the side accompaniments for the mashed potatoes and glazed vegetables. The presentation was nice, but very few vegetables were on the plate (2 pieces of broccoli). The mashed potatoes with gravy were delicious and the best part of the entire meal. \n\nI really liked the fact they offered a 3 course wine pairing and it was very reasonably priced at on $15. I only wanted one glass for the meal so I ordered the recommended pinot noir and it was excellent.\n\nHubby ordered a bunch of different \""first courses\"" and \""snacks.\"" He started with the warm tomato soup which had a lovely presentation with a toasted cheese crouton laying across the top of the bowl. It was served straight on the table, no plate under the bowl. Hmmmm. His verdict, bland. He ordered the truffled mushroom pierogies (fried & tasty!), the tiny beet slider (we definitely prefer 131 Main's beet slider), crisp pork belly, and jerk chicken lettuce wraps. It was fun having all these appetizer size dishes show up and tasty and nibble the different flavors. Nothing was outstanding though.\n\nThe restaurant week menu included a dessert and I ordered the s'mores option. It was terrible. The server offered to box up the dessert, so she did notice that I did not eat more than 2 bites. When I said \""no thanks,\"" she did not investigate why I didn't eat it. Hubby thought it was pretty awful too.\n\nThe server took our valet parking receipt out and the car was waiting for us when we walked out. This was wonderful.\n\nService is excellent, food is poor. No plans to return.

I'm surprised this company has 5 5-star reviews on here, my experience with them was not even close to a five star rating. When I first called and spoke to a representative he was okay as far as customer service goes. I wanted a quote for mailing postcards and he told me he would have a quote for me and send it to me via email. Two weeks have flown by and I haven't received a quote or phone call so I decided to shoot them an email to get an update. Still no response. I called and I only got their voice mail. The only thing they managed to do for me was send me samples of their products which were okay but I got way better sample products from their competitors. I am definitely disappointed with them.

This place was HORRENDOUS! \n\nMy husband and I were in town for the Canadian GP and I knew all the restaurants downtown would be swamped. So I went on Yelp and found a place that took online reservations so I booked a table and off we went. \n\nWe were seated right away but then waited....and waited...and waited some more for our server. The people at the table next us actually made a comment saying how they had to wait for everything during their meal and the server was awful...turns out we had the same server! Sure enough, we had to wait for drinks, wait for our food, checks etc. Our server would just disappear for 10 mins at a time. It was pretty bad.\n\nIn addition, they changed the menu that weekend., so we thought we are going into a reasonable priced place with pizza options, no big deal. But no, this new menu was very expensive! $15-$10 apps and $30 entrees...no pizzas anywhere on the menu. \n\nBut we were there already so we decided to stay and order. The food was actually pretty good. The salmon tartar was wonderful, but still a bit overpriced for what it was. What REALLY pissed me off though was that I ordered the truffled risotto, as did the rich looking guy with 4 girls at his table next to us, except when his came out the host came over and shaved some truffle on to his risotto! But none for me. Seriously, I was livid. \n\nI much also mention that Im sure this was the local hooker hang out. Words truly cannot describe the type of crowd that was hanging out here. I mean, these girls weren't just there to party, there was something about them, and the men they were with, the screamed hooker. It was actually comical. The place was like a caricature of a modern day whore house.\n\nWe tried not to let this place ruin our night so we just laughed it off but then to top off the whole ridiculous thing, when I check my voicemail later that night, I had a message from them saying that they got my reservation but they were booked and not to come. Never again.

I came to watch a friend's Roller Derby match. The facility looks like it may have been pretty great once, but doesn't appear to have been maintained well. The floos don't seem like they've had a good cleaning in a long time. Everything just seems a little dated and worn out.

I have NO clue why this place doesn't have more stars! I came here the morning after a great night of partying to get the champagne brunch. Everything is all separated into different ethnic foods and of course for desserts. I had a great waiter, and he was the one pushing me to drink more champagne than my friends. Plus, they have fresh spun cotton candy. \n\nThe cost isn't too bad, and you can always get the rewards program and do this thing where you can eat at the buffet for as many times as you want within a day, which is pretty convenient cause you can eat 5 smaller meals instead of one giant meal which will make you feel like you're gonna kill yourself. This way you can taste EVERYTHING! And it ends up being cheaper to buy this and eat as much as you want rather than going to other random places to eat a meal.

This was a neat and unique upscale blend of a restaurant with an identity crisis. This crisis however led to a nice fusion of Mexican and Chinese cuisine. A quaint and cozy setting inside the cosmopolitan hotel and located on their second floor China Poblano has delicious food with my vegetable fried brown rice with chicken having an amazing combination of Mexican and Chinese flavor. The prices are very reasonable for Las Vegas. Neither the restaurant, the setting, or the food blew my mind, but I would eat here again. The service was good and the ambience was enjoyable.

I usually don't go to many Mexican foods, and I can't say what's good, and what's not, but this place is definitely not my favorite. I had a beef burrito, I felt it was kind of raw, and had juice coming out of the burrito. Dunno maybe that's the way it is, but it tasted wrong and nasty.Also, their beans and rice arent good either.

Smashburger has the BEST fast-casual hamburger, period! Their burgers are so delicious and flavorful and there are so many yummy toppings to choose from so you can make your ideal, personalized hamburger (avocado, bacon, cheddar, grilled onions on a pretzel bun... YUM!).\n\nI don't get people who say it's expensive compared to a place like In & Out- of COURSE it's more expensive than In & Out. In & Out is a straight-up fast food hamburger. Smashburger is on the border between a fast food and a restaurant burger; the two cannot be fairly compared!\n\nI ate here a bunch of times when I lived in Illinois and since moving to Vegas, I've gotten to try the Sin City burger (with a couple of modifications) and it was delicious. OH and the Smashfries are awesome. Salty, but awesome.

Came here for HH with a friend who's local. And oh my gosh. the food!\n\nThe HH is amazing, super awesome deals and great food to choose from. I would definitely suggest the bacon wrapped dates, it's insane how good it tastes!! I would recommend it for the HH for sure, not sure about the regular hours \n\nSuper nice place too :)

When my wife and I were looking for engagement & wedding rings, we went to quite a few jewelry stores. When looking online, my wife had found the rings that she liked and Kay happened to have the ones she liked in stock.\n\nWe went to a few locations and finally pulled the trigger at this store primarily because of the staff. Talk about friendly and helpful. It was a slow morning, but the two women working (Cathy & Erika) teamed up to make the process smooth and relaxing. They weren't pushy and didn't try to upsell us. We told them what we wanted and they simply helped us get fitted and were friendly to talk to. The entire process was incredibly easy and made the idea of spending so much money seem less stressful. Ha.\n\nSince our initial purchase, we've gone back to this location for bi-annual cleanings/inspections, and the staff working, while usually not the same as our initial ladies, were equally pleasant to deal with. The one downside of this location - and maybe this applies to all Kay locations - is that any repairs will be sent out, and it always takes about two weeks to get anything back. If you have a loose stone, be prepared to wait while they send it out, have it tightened, and then sent back. It's not a bad process, really, but I know my wife absolutely hates not having her ring for two weeks...which mean I also hate waiting two weeks! On the plus side, they're good at making sure your ring(s) stays in great shape and their inspection - performed in-house - takes only a few minutes.\n\nOverall, if Kay has the ring(s) you want, I'd definitely recommend this location!

The food was excellent. We had a yogurt dip with olive oil and pita bread for appetizer. It was very creamy and good. The owner was there and he was very attentive and brought out some free falafel for us to sample as well as a small order of hummus. Both were very good. I had the lamb kabobs with salad and rice. The lamb was very tender and the flavor was just right. The seasoning was not over powering. My wife had the chicken shawarma and I think it may have been even tastier than the lamb. It came with a little cup of this garlic paste that complimented the dish. Can't wait to go again to try another dish.

Absolutely love this place. We came here for dinner last night and were really impressed. \n\nThe pinot noir on tap (only $5 on happy hour) was perfect. We shared the calabrese pizza which was amazing. I can't wait to come back and try the beer braised pork butt brushetta. \n\nThe restaurant has the exact layout of The Grind and is a great spot for happy hour or dinner with a date or small group. They also have wonderful service. Can't wait to go back.

My Fianc\u00e9 and I went there last night after driving all day from San Bernardino county...... We both were tired and hungry..... My fiance ordered the steak and bacon wrapped shrimp with a baked potato and it was amazing he said he ate everything which he never does lol!!!! But my dinner got really messed up.... I ordered the BBQ chicken sandwich, I have celiac disease which the server knew when I told him I can't have gluten so ordered the gluten free bun with a side salad... My salad was really fresh but for my sandwich with a regular bun and fries on the side which I thought just came with it since I haven't been here in almost 9 years. Took a bite of the sandwich and immediately knew it wasn't gluten free and are half the fries thinking that since I told him I have celiac that the fries were ok well that was my mistake for doing that I are half the fries and got sick while still at dinner and couldn't even finish half my sandwich after he fixed my order..... He said sorry but had no idea what kinda hell I was/still am going thru and we still had to pay for my dinner and the manager was supposed to come talk to me and never did!!!!! They didn't seem to care that they messed me up and the server was even smiling a lot while he only said sorry until I told him I was sick then her looked concerned...... So WARNING if you have celiac triple check everything when you go here!!!!!! Because they won't care or do anything for you to even help with their mistake

I can' t figure this place out...It's authentic Mexican but with Eminem playing in the background, and a gas station decor. Nothing meshes with one another.\n\nMy sister and I came in last week for our first visit and they were pretty slow at around 1:30 not typical for this area during the week we had anticipated a wait... we were wrong! Sat right away but when walking in you can hear the servers \""arguing\"" over who was going to take our table because they wanted to go home...Not an all that welcome feel and not a great impression of how our meal was going to go.\n\nWe ordered the Guacamole to start along with the chips and salsa they already give you (which were really good) the Guacamole wasn't my favorite (not made to order) i kept adding salt to mine because my sister liked it the way it was I found it extremely weird that we were never given plates to share these things so i kept making a mess everywhere Oopsy! I had the Shrimp Taco's grilled not fried and I liked everything inside but could've done without the Corn Tortillas they had a very rubbery feel and taste to them. the rice and Re-fried beans were tasty also. My sister had the Salad with some white fish on it I was thinking Mahi not sure though she said it was ok. \n\nOur server wasn't one for the small details like the lack of plates and the lack of refills of our water and tea. He did however knock out a bunch of his side work so he could get out of there! While eating our lunch the 2 servers working insisted on having a conversation about they're dislike for someone they work with and were even dropping the F-Bomb right behind our table and next to us at one point. I did see a gentleman at the bar eating that I do believe was the manager so obviously with that type of leadership the rest of staff will do what they want. I get it you all want to go home/eat your lunch but when you still have customers aren't you suppose to put all of that on hold or even just do it out of plain sight so we don't feel rushed...

True Story\n\nHawaii Freeloadin Friends, \""Hey, I heard you're going to vegas, we were gonna plan a trip, when are you going?\""\nMe, \""I don't know, when were you thinking of going?\""\nHFF \""Umm, don't know\""\nM \""Well, when are you going?\""\nHFF \""When you are.\""\n\nM \""How much money are you taking up?\""\nHFF \""I don't mind blowing a few hundy's.\""\n\nM \"" A few hundy's, is that your limit per day?\""\nHFF \""I was thinking that would last me a week.\""\n\nM \""OH\""\nHFF \""So you gonna hit up the clubs?\""\n\nM \""yeah, we'll get a couple tables.\""\nHFF \""How much are the bottles?\""\n\nM \""Minimum 3 bottles, about 400 each\""\nHFF \""OH\""\n\nHFF \""Maybe we'll pass on the club, wanna check out some strip clubs?\""\nM \""I wanna get me a dance from Heather, she's hot!\""\n\nHFF \""A dance, How much is that?\""\nM \""$20\""\n\nHFF \""it's not like Hawaii, where I can just give em a dollar?\""\nM \""um, NO\""\n\nHFF \""What hotel you staying at?\""\nM \""Mandalay, Caesers or Bellagio.\""\n\nM \""Where you staying?\""\nHFF \""Fremont or the Cal or maybe at da kines cousins house.\""\n\nHFF \""We were thinking of taking in a show.\""\nM \""I love O and Mystere.\""\nHFF \""We were thinking, the amazing Jonathon, the fountains at\n Bellagio, the lion habitat or the hypnotist guy\""\nM \""OH\""\n\nHFF \""What's a good restaurant?\""\nM \""Aqua at Bellagio is my favorite (now Michael Mina's).\""\nHFF \""Sounds expensive, I think we'll stick with the buffet at\n Mainstreet\""\n\nHFF \""So when you gonna book your ticket?\""\nM \""I'll let you know.\""\nHFF \""Okay, cool, we'll definitely hang out, I goin check Vacations\n Hawaii.\""\nMe \""Yeah definitely, call me!\""\n\n************************************3 months later***************************\nrandomly run into HFF in casino.\nHFF \""Hey, you stay in Vegas too, wow, how come you never call me \n back so we could plan our trip?\""\nMe \""Awww, I'm sorry it was last minute.\""\nHFF \""So you wanna get some tables at the Club, Check out some\n strippers, Catch a show, eat at Aqua?\""\nMe \""Sorry, maybe next time, I have plans.\""\nHFF \""OH\""\nMe \""Bye\""\n\nMy resident vegas friend,\"" Who's that?\""\nMe, \""Oh my gawd, those are my leacher friends that wanted to hang out \n with me in Vegas but I totally gave them the ditch.\""\nMRVF, \""Well, your totally leacher friends that you ditched just won like \n $100,000 on that penny slot machine.\""

We were a party of 10 on Tuesday night originally going to the Windmill location, but with a broken AC, went to the one on Sahara instead. There was no wait, and the restaurant was about 1/3 full. The service was great - waters were never empty and plates were cleared accordingly. Our server made sure everyone's burger was cooked at the right temp (asked us to cut it open to see). Also, with such a large party, I was impressed that the food runners knew exactly which burger was whose (I think it's so tacky to bring food to the table and \""auction\"" it off). \n\nOn to the food. We shared the oxtail fries, sweet potato fries, and truffle parm fries. A member of our party commented that the oxtail fries tasted \""like fries with canned chili on top\"". I thought they were over salted and were nothing special. The sweet potato fries were good (but Boiling Crab still has the best in town) - thick cut, seasoned perfectly. The yuzu aioli, however, didn't quite compliment the savory-sweetness of the fries. The truffle parm fries were a huge letdown. I love truffle and was expecting to taste a little truffle flavor in each bite. I got zero truffle flavor. The mushroom cream drizzled on top was reminiscent of stove top mushroom gravy made in the microwave. The tomato aioli, while good on its own, added nothing to the fries. If the fries were truffle and cheesey enough, I don't think it would need any kind of sauce to accompany it. \n\nI got the Kalbi burger and my bf got the Kiki burger. The meat was of great quality and cooked perfectly. The bun was nicely toasted and buttered. I really wish I loved the burgers (everyone else in the party did), but I really did not think they were anything special. The Kalbi burger tasted like a burger slathered with kalbi sauce with some kim chee on top. The Kiki burger tasted like a lot of bland. All the ingredients sounded like it should have come together to make a great flavor combo, but it just didn't work. I didn't even know there was caramelized onion, bacon, and guyere chesse on it until I looked back on the menu! I thought it was just meat, lettuce, and some mushrooms. \n\nThe price isn't considered cheap either. $5 for frozen fries drizzled with stove top mushroom gravy does not a happy girl make. \n\nAll in all, kudos for trying to come up with a fusion burger place, but at the end of the day, the flavors (or lack thereof) just didn't work.

Horrible. Ordered a blue cheese and bacon burger medium rare and got a well done, tasteless abomination. I had a better tasting, juicier burger at an airport Chilli's today.\nThe sweet potato fries were only slightly better.\nThe chipotle ketchup and \""burger sauce\"" where very good. \nWon't go back and not recommended.

This is the best sushi in all the Phoenix area that I have ever been to. They always have new and exciting kinds of rolls and give a good amount of fish for the price and is always fresh tasting. The service and the food are great.

Rip off warning! This place has sure changed and not for better. Warning that the happy hour appetizer while $5 vs $8 or so it is also about half the portion total rip off! Since when are happy hour appetizers smaller????

have to give another shoutout for Windsor - bloody Mary's and the bloody mary bar are the best and this morning's frittata was excellent but its the staff who rock the house. Claire is the High Priestess of the bar, Jacob has an excellent smile and great demeanor, and Olivia is a totally unique person...love her style.

My phone couldn't be fixed, but Joe went out of his way to help set me up with another company that can recover my data. All the while, I got to pass the time watching football on their giant tv. Great service and great store.

If you're desperate for Mexican food and can't bare to drive any further, then this is your spot. They have a decent menu but the food I ordered was basically flavorless. \n\nGo to Moreno's.

I wanted to update this review because I have notices a change in the way the apts are ran lately. I am very impressed with management lately in wanting to help solve issues and I feel they are doing a good job at running the place.

I was hesitant to go to Mi Patio, but I'm glad I did.\n\nIf you scroll down through most of the reviews you'll see a pattern. The people who rate it high usually comment, \""You can't beat $2 margaritas!\"" or you have a handful of comments from vegans who are happy to have found a Mexican option. Reviewers who stuck to talking about the food generally had lower ratings, so I had my reservations. But in the end I was just down the street so I decided to give it a try.\n\nI got the gyro chimi and it just worked. The flavor of the Greek classic came through perfectly inside of the Mexican wrapping. The cucumber sauce, lamb, and fried shell matched up perfectly. The zucchini side was an interesting change of pace and the rice was excellent. I enjoyed everything on the plate.\n\nOne knock against it: It's oily. The contents of the chimi (lamb, peppers, onions) can't be as densely packed as a regular chimi so you start to notice some pockets of oil that form on the plate. Yes, I know a chimi is oily, but you usually it's absorbed by the food inside of it so you don't see it to the same extent.\n\nGive the chimi a shot and you won't regret it. I was there on a Saturday afternoon and the place has a nice mix of people enjoying some Mexican with others socializing at the bar. Good options for a wide range of people.

Awful place. Kids just working here for a paycheck, they don't care one bit about customer statisfaction. Asked the ignorant kid in charge if he could split the order down the middle as me and my buddy got the two pizza deal and he said he \""never heard of anyone doing that\"".\n\nPathetic pizza, absolute garbage. Stay away from this place. I'm calling their corporate number after I finish this review. IT IS THAT BAD.

So much of the great time I had in Montreal can be attributed to the Hotel St-Denis. Honestly, though, it's not that the place is palatial or awe-inspiring or in any real way a good time in and of itself. \n\nNow, don't get me wrong: the hotel is great.\n\nIt's clean, accommodating, wonderfully understated, and serviced by a friendly staff. The thing about the Hotel St-Denis, though, (and this is particularly important for international travelers) is its location.\n\nThe location is tops.\n\nThe Hotel St-Denis is surrounded by bars, restaurants, and enough bus/metro stops to make vacationing easy for even the densest of people (i.e. me: The Meandering Traveler). Staying here makes visiting Montreal as easy as walking in any given direction for a few minutes. Further, other curiosities (like Montreal's many cathedrals, its museum, and Old Montreal) are close enough that you don't really need a cab (bear in mind that \""close enough\"" just means that travel by car isn't REALLY necessary, but if you're not ready to walk upwards of five-to-ten miles round-trip, ignore my last observation).\n\nLastly (and of greatest delight to me), the neighborhood is NOT family-friendly, so if you're traveling with a gaggle of children and a nagging spouse, your best bet is Old Montreal. If, however, you're a bit younger (in body and/or mind) and fancy yourself a bit more progressive in ideals, don't even consider staying elsewhere. Drop the Hotel St-Denis a line and inquire as to how soon they'd be willing to accept your money.

I had Royal Milk Tea not bad with boba no jelly. It was a little expensive $5.00+ for a small about the size of a grande at Starbucks. Didn't try anything else.

Called the store to tell them my pizza was delivered cold and hard. Asked for the district managers name and contact info and the manager on duty \""Emma\"" told me no! Just to recap, a manager told me she would not give me the name and contact info for her boss! Needless to say I called corporate and they filed a complaint with her boss for me. Something so simple could have been handled on the spot but due to this managers horrible skill and lack of service this incident was escalated. The future of america's youth scares me.

Just left and the place a new client for sure! Absolutely love the cut I got from Casey and can't wait to go back for a color!! So thankful to finally find a stylist.

My friend and I actually accidentally ran into this place after talking about it being in Miracle Mile Shops!\n\nAnd boy was I glad we found it! \n\nI'm def a crab type of girl when it comes to shellfish.. but Lobster Me got my friend and I with their Lobster Grilled Cheese and Lobster Mac N Cheese! Both filled with tons of lobster meat and different cheeses! \nAs to some dishes you get tired of the cheesiness.. These two, on the other hand, had us finishing every bite -- two cheesy dishes that didn't have the same cheeses and lobster def balanced it out!\n\nWill definitely be back for the other items!

Took me 20 minutes to find what I needed - just a small package of rare earth magnets. Came in when they were busy so it was hard to get a hold of someone to help me, which is understandable. However, if the store was organized in a way that made sense, I wouldn't have needed any help. Rare earth magnets? Not in the section marked \""magnets.\"" Another customer helped me locate them... Next to the scissors. I would say I won't be back but Home Depot doesn't carry rare earth magnets... So I guess Harbor Freight may get another chance to impress me.

Based on the reviews on Yelp and other web sites we decided to take the 40 mile drive for Sunday lunch at Hong Kong Gourmet buffet. We were not disappointed and found everything was as we expected. Cleanliness is number one, plus a good selection of freshly prepared, tasty dishes. Add to this modern, comfortable seating, helpful staff, excellent Mongolian grill, everything was great. The sushi bar was good for the price but you and I have had better, and paid a lot more for it. Finally the price for the buffet was very reasonable and the best Chinese buffet we've had in Phoenix.

Lately the waiters behind the counter just enjoys bothering and making mockeries and bad jokes on costumers, the jokes are really disrespectful.\n I'm not going back there , and a lot of people i know felt the same way... disgusting thuggish behaviour .

We went again this past weekend, and nothing's changed, it's still the best damn club on the strip. \n\nYou won't regret it, I know I don't! =)

Stopped here by chance. Adjacent to Humble Pie - Tryst won the coin toss and so did we. Nice concise menu. Prices are somewhat reasonable. Discounts on drinks at happy hour and live music on Mondays. Waiter/bartender was friendly and helpful. Service was quick. Food was top-notch. Fresh, tasty and presented well. A very pleasant surprise. We leave near downtown and this is out of our way but they do bear repeat visits. We will be back when we are up that way again.

I wish I could give this hotel ZERO stars.\n\nThe good:\n- Cool looking waterfall thing in the valet/entrance area\n- The king sized bed was really comfortable\n- Spa was good\n- Pool was cool\n- We walked right in to Haze\n- They discounted our room after acknowledging some of their general crapiness.\n- Cafe was pretty good... a little pricey though\n\nThe Bad:\n- It smelled like a 50 year old woman's perfume every time you walked in.\n- The design of the hotel SUCKED. You had to walk forever to get anywhere. \n- Hotel room bathroom was horrible. Separate toilet room, but you could see through the glass, so it served NO purpose, no counter space, the bath was inside the shower, the shower was slippery, and water pressure was weak sauce.\n- Had to stay in a single King bed room after repeatedly requesting two queens and even calling the night before we arrived, and they never sent us a promised rollaway bed on the first night.\n- Calling downstairs was impossible. Nobody answered half the time and when they did, we had to wait for up to 45 minutes.\n- Concierge closes at 9pm.\n- We waited around 45 minutes for our car to come back from the valet\n- They had a \""multimedia center\"" that had tons of different types of plugs (including USB), but was NOT iPod compatible. When we called the concierge, they blamed Apple and conveniently suggested that we purchase a special plug from their technology store downstairs. When we were transferred to the store, the clerk couldn't tell us how much it cost and hung up on us.\n- The self-parking lot was the biggest waste of space ever.\n- The whole place just felt half-assed and cheap. It didn't have the feel of a hotel like the Wynn, Encore, Palazzo, or Bellagio.\n\nBottom Line:\nEven after a significant discount, I would have rather stayed at almost ANY other hotel. It was very disappointing.

Steam room is not working, when I make reservation no spa staff notice me their steam room is not working, even the spa staff walk me a tour, he shows me the steam room and he didn't mention it's not working. When I paid full price for a massage and spa and want to relax in the steam room, it's not working!! I am very disappointed, this is how the award wining spa service? I hope this review will bring top management attention. I have stay at the hotel Mandalay bay for 4 nights, everything is fine for the hotel but Spa!!!

Great place to run it goes through tempe town lake and for really long runs you can go from tempe to scottsdale and take all the underpasses which is extremely convenient. I do wish it were better lot on some areas especially early in the morning.

Today, i've just had the worst macchiato i've ever had. i brought it back to the barista asking for a new one. but i was refused and asked where i had the macchiato before. the barista meant that i don't know what macchiato is and the one he made the authentic one. i drank macchiato in italy, france, portugal etc. but it doesn't matter... the macchiato i had today was really bad and the barista was very rude!!

2 things are MUST have... buffalo chicken rolls and the patty melt are to die for!!!!

TOP NOTCH DIME PIECES!!! PLAYMATE STYLE... this is the place to go... this is what a REAL strip club is like. Dont go to Sapphire... that place is the biggest rip off, with drug addict entertainers and unaccountable management.

This is going to seem petty and dumb, but...\n\nWORST USE OF DIGITAL SIGNAGE, EVER. EVER. EVER!\n\nFor the love of Pete, why - WHY - don't you display your flavor of the day???? I drive past this location twice daily, and I *never* have any idea what your flavor of the day is. Instead, I get reminders that you're \""Open 'Til Midnight\"" and that you have \""$1 Floats\"" and \""$1 Corn dogs.\"" Yay. Good for you. That's awesome. Weee.\n\nOnly, I don't care about your floats or your corn dogs. Tell me what your G-D flavor of the day is (like every other single fooking Culver's sign does) so that I can swing in and get me a hit of Really Reese's or Andes Mint when you have it available.\n\nBecause your signage sucks, I refuse to visit this location.*\n\nAnd also, what kind of digital sign can't scroll multiple messages?! Maybe you could tell me that you're Open Til Midnight, and that you have $1 Corn Dogs, AND that your flavor of the day is _______?**\n\n*This rant brought to you buy a guy who would've loved to have finished off his evening with a delicious scoop of something from your flavor of the day. Only you don't broadcast your flavor of the day, and this guy doesn't want to risk hitting the drive-thru to learn that your flavor of the day is something crappy like Berry Bliss or Blueberry Cordial. Ick. You're a custard shop that staked its place by having awesome flavors of the day. Don't downplay it - own it and share it!!!!! PLEASE!!!!\n\n** I realize that the City of Madison prohibits scrolling signs; however, the city does not prohibit alternating messages every five minutes. So, while a scroll may not be possible, an alternate message *might* just afford an opportunity for passers by to learn a little more about what's available at this location. I'd ask: \""What are more people interested in? Knowing you're open until midnight, or that you have Oreo Overload as the flavor of the day?\""\n\n*** UPDATE as of 4/17/14: So... several people have messaged me to tell me that the city doesn't allow flashing or scrolling signs. But.... The Ward Brodt store (directly next door, shares same parking area) HAS A SCROLLING SIGN that advertises specials and lessons. So does American TV, and so does the carpet store just east of this Culver's. Why can't these jokers advertise something other than $1 Hot Fudge Sundaes? \n\nDone. Totally done.

Went here for the nightclub last Saturday. I didn't have high expectations since it was a small club at the Tropicana i hadn't really heard to much about it and the guest was Dennis Rodman, who knew he was still alive. It was a going away party for a local friend and we decided to go big since we really like her and got an indoor cabana with the neighboring corner booth. I got pretty drunk and stayed at the cabana pretty much the entire time, and had no complaints about my time there except for loosing my camera which is a personal problem. I enjoyed the girls dressed as angels coming down to deliver the bottles I though that was really cute and fun. The music was great and the company was even better.. Its in my opinion that this club was a little bit cheaper then some of the others. We got a buy one get one deal and had belvedere and circoc delivered to the table, Everything was executed in a professional manner and we had a lot of fun.

Our experience at the foundation was very disappointing. The waitress was rude, the food was very over priced. The room was dark and overbearing. The only good thing was the view.

Sorry again. My folks came into town from LA, and I thought I'd take them here to see what Korean restaurant (singular) is like here in Charlotte. \n\nProbably the last time I come here. It's like you know a random Netflix movie is going to be bad but you sit there and watch it anways. Vow to never do it again. This time it's real!\n\nGiven that I came here already somewhat negative on the place, it didn't get better. My pops and I asked for Hite Beer, but the server assistant/servant said that they couldn't get it because it was too far back and difficult to get. I was thrown aback, but whatever, we just wanted beer and had to settle with Kirin. Contrast this with another restaurant later that day where my dad asked for A1 sauce, and the server ran across the way to Taco Mac to get A1. I'm not asking Cho Won Garden to go to extremes, but maybe, ya know, look for Hite, move a couple boxes around, and serve your products. \n\nThere's a running joke in the fam that when my pops was so poor growing up when they had a beef stew, you would just continually water it down, and leave the chunks of meat. Wow, terribly told running joke. It's an inside joke. Point being, their Suh-lung Tahng soup was bland. I thought it was cloudy water with some chunks of meat floating around. Soup did not have flavor despite how much salt I added--and I hate adding salt to my food.\n\nStill overpriced (perhaps unfair to compare with Los Angeles cost-of-living, oh wait, that doesn't make sense). Hmm. \n\ndmo out.

Very chic hotel. Love it! It's pricey but it's worth it, even if for one time. We fit a group of 6 in here..a couple in the bed, one couple on the floor and then another on the pull out sofa bed. Plus, there's a kitchen area, so you can def mix your drinks and just party it up in your room before heading out.

Love the chips & salsa! I've been coming here since I was a youngster & it's by far my favorite Mexican restaurant in the valley! Customer Service is great too!!

Waited on hold for someone to take my togo order for 7 minutes. Went down to pick up my 2 sandwhiches ($27) . Both sandwhiches were missing the cole slaw side and we had to HUNT for the sauerkraut on Ruby's Reuben. \n\nThis is not the first time you have meesed up my order, though it will be the last.

Wonderful salon! I have been using Amy Yoakum as a stylist for years. She's talented, efficient, and friendly. She offers a wide range of services and is a joy to be around. She listens to her clients and her prices are reasonable.

This is such a great place to grab a drink and a bite to eat whilst downtown. The staff couldn't be more friendly and the food has never disappointed. They have great happy hour specials ... My fave is the fish and chips and the pineapple mule drink is delish!

Wow Aria, I so badly wanted to give you another chance to redeem yourself especially from last weeks the buffet encounter. But today's experience has now secured your position on my list as the casino with the worst food. I'm at the cafe right now and man.. It was HORRIBLE. \n- COLD French onion soup, with a kraft size piece of cheese(unmelted) on top, we ordered two and told the server. He apologizes then brought us back two more...one without cheese. The soup wasn't any warmer but for some reason the bowl was burning. \n- maccaroni nd cheese: simply put, ez mac is 100x better $15 for a small tastless watery bowl. I ordered mac and cheese, not some wired cafeteria soup.\n- shrimp penne: the best one of the bunch(which is not saying much)\nthe only positive thing about this place was the service. \nI hope aria steps their game up soon, cuz sometimes good looks alone won't get you very far.

I recently moved to this area, and this was my first experience. I came in and sat at the bar to pick up my order, and wasn't greeted within 10 minutes. Although the bar was fairly busy, the bartender wasn't courteous at all, and didn't even say a word when I paid my check. Food came out quickly. The T-bone steak was fair and needed more seasoning. I'm not sure when the last time the chef or any of the staff tasted their French Onion soup, but it was gross . . . way too much salt . . . and that's coming from a salt fan. I'd be willing to give this place another chance, as the restaurant area looked cozy, and their menu items seem appealing, but my first experience was very sub-par, and the service was lousy.

My first trip to this museum did not disappoint. I found the staff cordial and open to answering questions, the layout very open and carefully presented, and best of all, the works ranged from fearless to fanciful--in a word: inspiring. \n\nI was struck by the risk that the curators took in their selection of exhibits. As I walked into the main hall I was greeted by an enormous plush two-headed creature, an amusing and racy criticism of local politics. I moved on to a stunning video exhibit of a debauched Ronald McDonald figure, drowning in a car filling with water. The contrast and connections between the two mediums and pieces bouncing in my head as I moved on. \n\nAs a native of Boston, I found many of the works provocative and rewarding in ways I think Boston ICA is, at times, lacking. Montreal's ICA is bold, forward-thinking, with a definite sense of humor paced throughout the exhibits, and an emphasis on public interaction with much of the artwork. Walking into a closed room, I was delighted to sing karaoke, seated comfortably among pillows as the main aria from Bizet's Carmen was sung in Mandarin on a television set. Such experiences of whimsy are instantly memorable. I highly recommend a visit a visit for those in the area.

Had dinner there the other night. Restaurant was dead but food took forever. Spaghetti sauce was watery and spaghetti was not al dente. Chicken parm was bland. Bread was stale. Waiter was very sweet and apologetic. Been here before and it has been very good. Guess they got complacent. Left angry

JS was so delicious! We ordered the seafood paella and the four of us cleaned the plates. It was as good as the one I had in Barcelona. I also got the white sangria...not too sweet! It was perfect! We also got the short ribs...it was good but I have had better hence the 4 stars instead of 5. I would get the paella again but would definitely order a different appetizer.

These ratings are all about comparison, as fellow yelper RandH recently pointed out in a review. \nWell, this park isn't perfect, but by golly, compared to other dog parks within the city of phoenix, this one's pretty NICE! (Glendale and Chandler are much better - I'm working towards a future list i think) \n\nI know....the 'hood. I'll admit it's not the best, but on a saturday morning with the park full of soccer game family traffic I doubt too heinous of crimes are going down here. You can park on the street right next to the park fence if you're nervous and want to keep your vehicle within view. I can't comment on others' nighttime experiences, but it does say the park's open until 10pm, so if they're not well-lit, that's a negative. \n\nThere is a huge area for big dogs and a good sized one for yippers, too. The arrangement of seating and shade is quite nice. There are plenty of mature trees providing real shade, and the grass is well taken care of. Too bad that a 'visual minority' of idiot owners litter cigbutts and leave dog crap behind. You have to wonder what these peoples' homes look like. X^ { \n\nThe people I met that day were friendly and conscientious of their mutts. It is sad that this is also something I've found to not always be in abundance at the local dog parks. \n\nNo fancy dog agility equipment here like some other cities' bark parks, but anyone who goes to one of the tiny chain link kennel runs at Grovers Basin Dog Park or Avondale Friendship Dog Park should really make the drive and check it out sometime. \n\nYour dogs will love you for it. Oh wait, your dog loves you even when you yell at it because YOU'RE grumpy or when you accidentally step on it during the night, so how about : your dog will love you MORE for giving it even more variety of sights, socialization, and pee-mail from canines they've never met before!

WORST FUCKEN SHIT HOLE PLACE! RUDE & UNPROFESSIONAL! I WOULD GIVE NEGATIVE STARS BUT I CANT\ni got a deal on living social.. i called, made my appointment, and was really excited for a 60 min. facial, body scrub, eyebrow shaping and tint, and parafin treatment. I was even telling all my coworkers about a great deal. When i went there for my appointment, they said they dont have me in the system. then, the receptionist comes out and tells me that i got cancelled and questioned me if i have canceled. I told him \""NO.. i only called once for my appointment.. that's it\"" and then he says \""well.. it says on the system you cancelled..\"" he never apologized or anything. He then had the nerve to say \""I dont know what you want to do now because we are closing soon.\"" He NEVER EVEN APOLOGIZED OR NOTHING! \nI told him i wanted my refund back. He said I would need to talk to the owner who was there. In my head I thought this would be the time where I got an apology or something that acknowledge that they are sorry.. \nI DROVE 30 mins going there and now they say i supposedly canceled. If that was the case, don't you think i would have known and not gone! i even doubled checked my phone record if i called twice. I checked, and i called once.. the day i got my deal to make an appointment! \nSo the owner shows up... this is what he had to say:\n\""Are you sure you did not cancel? Are you sure? Because we don't make those kinds of mistake.\"" OMFGGGG are you kidding me? You are the owner and you are going to accuse me that this whole situation is my fault? Are you sure your people accidentally cancelled the wrong person in your system? This fucking place is so shitty and so rude. I do not know how they run their buisiness! DO NOT COME HERE! YOU WILL BE ACCUSED OF DOING SOMETHING YOU NEVER DID! AND THEY WILL ACCUSE YOU LIKE YOU'RE STUPID AND THEY ARE PERFECT! THE OWNER DID NOT EVEN APOLOGIZE! HE EVEN TRIED TO TALK ME TO DO ANOTHER APPOITMENT! \""WE CAN BOOK YOU THIS WEEK.. THIS IS AN AMAZING OFFER..\"" WHAT THE FUCK! WHAT A RUDE, UNPROFFESSIONAL SPA!

Very poor service. Waited 20 minutes for a juice not pleased at all. Lady taking my order was short and seemed annoyed.

I had never been to a BWW before, so we decided to try this one since it was new and close. Not a good experience - the music was so loud that we could barely hear ourselves talk. The dining room was so crammed with tables, it was completely uncomfortable. We ordered regular and boneless wings, and we told ten minutes later that they had run out of boneless wings. The server had told us that the wing sauce was not spicy, yet we couldn't even eat it. There was nothing good to say about this visit, and though it is right around the corner, we will not be back.

This is truly a hidden gem in Summerlin! Everyone (and I mean everyone) there is so nice and welcoming! From the time you walk into the very chic salon, you are treated like a member of the family. Michael and Jill have really put their heart and soul into thinking of everything that would make your visit awesome. \n\nI had a color treatment with Jill and cut with Lauren and both stylists took ample time chatting with me about likes, dislikes, and expectations. \n\nJill was totally spot-on with what she did. I LOVE the color and it was precisely what I was looking for. I have to say this is the first time that the color was exactly the shade I wanted on the first try. It usually takes a colorist several tries before we get there.\n\nLauren did my cut and blow-dry, both of which were outstanding .. and though she is new to Vegas .. she is definitely NOT new to the hair industry ;) \n\nOne little extra is they have computers at the color bar .. so while she was putting the color on (and you know how long that takes) I was able to surf the internet, shop, check emails etc! \n\nThe team at GHH is every bit as talented as they are genuinely nice and caring. I would highly recommend GHH and Jill and Lauren to anyone searching for a color specialist or hair stylist.

These \""suites\"" are horrible. Don't stay here if your expecting a good experience. Slept 2 nights in a hot room and no compensation. I guess that's why a lot of their restaurants have closed. Try closer to the strip.

PHARMACY is incompetent!!!!! Never have the medications that is needed. Managing pharmacist is only one who does ordering & he does not communicate with staff or other pharmacists to see what is needed. Staff gives inaccurate information. Inaccurate information was given to me NOT ONCE NOT TWICE BUT THREE TIMES!!!!! They stated on a prescription \"" too early to refill will refill March 4th Thursday 2014.\"" March 4th was a Tuesday. Do you want a pharmacy to fill a prescription that can not even get a date right. I DON'T & I won't EVER again!!!!!!!!

The room is expensive, and the service is so-so.\n\nThe room service didn't make the room, and the room service soup was overly salty.\n\nBeen to Vegas MANY times, and have stayed here a couple of times. The casino itself is nice, but they could definitely improve their room service.

Very disappointing food quality. Three out of four diners were dissatisfied with their meal.will not return.

Pros :\nVariety was decent\n\nCons :\nOverpriced!\nThe quality of the food was well below par.\nService was bad.