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Fabulous crab cakes and oysters. Thus place feels like dining in a tree house with rock'n music. The patio is fun and casual.
3
I enjoyed the games drinks and walking around it. I see a few bad post about the rooms. Makes me want to check it out because just walking around looking at the artistic decor thoughout the casino I couldn't believe that they would make the rooms cheap.
3
Had the BBQ Pork Noodles. VERY good.
0
While the actual bus and driver they sent to take us on our trip was great, working with them was a nightmare. I'd never use them again. They charged my credit card while holding a check for payment and telling me they absolutely would not charge my card on the phone. I didn't find out till a week later when I got my charge card bill and the uncashed returned check. Then nobody would take responsibility as to why it happened and the customer service rep who promised to call me once he found out what happened never did. No attempt to make it right either.
3
Very beautiful resort/spa...my second favorite place to stay after The Sanctuary in Scottsdale. Only problem with the place is that it's so far away from Scottsdale/Phoenix, which I guess is the point.
4
FANTASTIC Teppan Steak and Sushi.\n\nThere isn't much more that I can say that others haven't. This place is clean and friendly, good atmosphere, the prices are...well...sushi prices.\n\nThe Teppan table is a show in itself, the steak and calamari are both outstanding, but the sushi bar is wonderful as well.\n\nOrder yourself a sake bomber and a Tempura roll--best sushi roll on any menu I have ever had. It is essentially a Philly roll that has been tempura battered and flash fried, then drizzled with a sweet soy sauce. The thing is practically a dessert, you must try it.
0
Scheduled a pick up for Dec 10th. When I got home from work the items where still in the driveway. A few hours later I checked again and the items were still in the driveway. So I checked the SA website to see what had happened... It showed the items had been picked up... How could that be when I am looking at the items in my driveway? If SA isn't able to make the pickup it would have been nice to get a call to let me know they needed to reschedule or why they didn't pick my stuff up.
4
I came to see Jennifer Dew earlier this week. I wanted to take my very long hair to a shoulder length bob. She sat down with me and listened to everything I had to say, took into consideration my lifestyle, limited hair styling ability, and what I was really looking to achieve. My hair looks so cute and feels so soft, it's also extremely easy to style. She is so pleasant and really obsesses about making your hair perfect. Go see her, you won't regret it. Also, pick up a glass of wine beforehand at Postinos! I'll be back again!
2
Love me a toasty fresh bagel in the am. When the weather is nice, I'll take my dog, Eloise on a walk and finish it off with a bagel and eat it outside on the patio. \n\nThings I like: they seem to be making bagels all the time. Seriously! I haven't gone in when there wasn't a batch in the baking process. \n\nThey've got awesome sammies. Try the beef and cheddar with caramelized onions. It is so substantial and he onions are cooked in a red vinegar, so they've got a nice tang.\n\nThings I would like to change: it feels like this place is halfsies a bagel shop and halfsies like Panera. The issue with that is when you have 2 halves of a great thing, you miss out on the 'specialty' aspect of the biz which makes it so awesome. I would like it to focus on bagels (since they do that so well, and less on the sammie side (even though they are tasty) since the selection just isn't as big as the competitors), and crank those bagels out to include an even bigger variety of bready goodness.
0
Checked in, table was dirty and stained. Only 1 device can be on Internet BUT you can add more for $13.95 each. No comp in-room coffee ($3.50) per cup...this will be a one time stay. Just left circus circus where comp coffee as we had 3 devices using wifi...although LVH gives you $8 credit per day for not having housekeeping come in...
0
We went here last night because we had previously enjoyed meals there. However, last night was one of those experiences that you just recognize there will be no future meals there for us.\nWe were seated and ignored. Waioters walked all areound us and were busy setting tables and other routine tsks rather than focused on the customers, us. It was not crowded, yet the was no time to offer us drinks or ask our menu choice.\nVery disappointing!
0
One star is too many. I used THEIR preferred cleaning and carpet companies. Patched every tiny nail hole from pictures, painted and complied with their every wish. I had professional landscapers on a regular basis, kept the home immaculate inside and out...still, no return on deposit. Shady.
4
Very nice hotel. The room was very clean and the staff was nice. Would defiantly stay here again
3
Business is family run (not a chain) in what appears to be an old Hardees or McD's. The owner himself greets you and (I assume) his wife is helping out behind the counter. Friendliest people I met all day!\n\nFood is fried fish-shop fare, with a large and inexpensive menu. We had a pair of the Big Boy fish sandwiches and they were more than we could eat. I'd eat them again, though. We want to go back one evening soon and try a dinner.\n\nI'd normally expect to see a restaurant like this as a storefront on a city street instead of a standalone. Nothing fancy. No linen tablecloths or silverware- just good fish served quickly in a clean restaurant (96 score).\n\nNeighborhood has seen better days, but there's new development going in. Maybe (hopefully) the area will improve soon.\n\nLocal owners + decent food = a place I'll support any day!
0
Service sucks. 30 minutes for a drink & menu. Food is average, at best. Don't think they'll survive here. Tough area for restaurants, and you have to offer more than another mediocre sports bar.
0
OK I realize this is a tourist trap in Mandalay Bay where there is limited lunch choices for a reasonable price. However, the service here is terrible. \n\nSaturday afternoon -- half empty. We came in and were seated. 15 mins to take our order. AFTER we ordered another group of four was seated, order taken, and food arrived for them before we were served -- our order was not complicated. Order came wrong -- asked for cole slaw and got fries. Other party paid and were gone before we got our check. Never saw the waiter until we asked for him. Two simple taco plates, two cups of soup, one club sandwich and four soda = $94.00 (minus tip which I did not leave). \n\nWalk down the Strip a little and get something more reasonable.
2
First impression wasn't so good as I walked into this theatre and saw all the dirt on the signs displaying the movie titles outside. If you put up the movie titles you would wonder why you wouldn't had some student scrub them clean in the summer on a zoom boom or scissor lift?\n\nAs you enter in you see that the place is decorated with your regular kids fun! Video games, wafting smell of popcorn in the air! However one notices that the place looks a little dated! \n\nWe had our movie in room #10. Other than the chairs being a bit less padded the sound and 3D was not too shabby! Nothing to complain here! \n\nAs others have stated this place is crying for a refurb! I wonder how movie theatres do these days in the age of Netflix and Hulu? Then again, this may be the reason a refurb has not been done! You be the judge!
4
Great food, great prices, fantastic service! Highly recommend this spot if you are looking for a fairly priced delicious breakfast... and no slot machines ringing in your ears while you eat
0
I don't expect much when I go into a Denny's but decent service is not that difficult. I have been here twice and I will not be returning. Both times I have gone it hasn't been very busy yet I am left to wait for water or any one to greet me. I had a problem with my order at my last visit and my server simply shrugged his shoulders and said, \"sorry\" as he walked off. \nUnacceptable. Especially when other locations are excelling at customer service.
4
Love it, Love it, Love it. Much better than the competition and great atmosphere. \n\nQuick tip, if you make reservations, be prepared to wait another 30 minutes on busy nights to get your table. We ended up eating at the bar, which was way better as you can see each dish coming out of the kitchen. \n\nThe tuna tartare cones were unbelievable! Must have! They are literally tartare, avocado, and an array of goodies in a very small ice cream cone (like the size of your pinky). You get four in an order and they deliver in every way!
2
Not bad. Not horrible. There seems to be a lot more variety upon first glance than when you are walking around with a nearly empty plate, wondering what to put on it next. \nAs with many buffets nowadays, there is WAY TOO MUCH seafood. Even if you enjoy it, the smell overwhelms other foods and the variety of chicken, pork, and beef dishes suffers so they can have all those trays full of pasty fish, greasy skrimps, and crawdads, otherwise known as creekroaches. \nMuch of the serving trays are full of fruits and salad items, too. What I did find to eat, basically orange chicken(mostly breading), and bbq ribs(mostly bone), was pretty tasty, although there ate many places in the valley to get this generic buffet fare, and either get your drink included for an $8 lunch, or pay a couple dollars less for it. \nIf you're in the area for work or something, and don't have time to get over the few short miles to COFCO center for real Chinese , then this'll do.
4
The 22 course chef pairing was simply delicious. The entire staff executed Jose's interpretation of each meal to the utmost perfection in terms of texture, taste, visual appeasement, and for this dining experience. I thoroughly enjoyed the apple \"brazo de gitano\" and the maine lobster with citrus & jasmine. The dessert were equally tasty with my favorite the orange pith puree la serena. Recommend booking early.
0
Absolutely horrible!!! Do not stay here. The customer service is non existent to say the least. I wish I had paid more to stay somewhere else but it seemed like a good deal at the time. I would give it zero stars if I could. The hotel was renovated but the plumbing wasn't which explains why our sink and bathtub kept clogging. The check in line was ridiculous! I had to wait 30 min on a wed night at 10 pm to check in! Please please just don't stay here...
0
The movie tickets costed $15 even, we gave him a $20 bill. The ticketing employee took the money, closed his register and gave us our tickets, we looked at him and then had to ASK him for our change back.......weird.
1
Now I've never been to Chicago and I've never had the deep dish, so I'm probably not the best person to be writing this review, but I'm still going to put in my thoughts! Not bad, but not good, either. What really ruined it for me was the cheese. It was just, rubbery. I don't think any kind of pizza should have rubbery cheese. That's a huge no-no for me. The crust was good, though. I liked the balance of softness and crispy.
2
The decor at Eggs Frutti is so much like that of the inside of a Fruits & Passion store that you might even expect to leave with softer hands. All I'm really referring to actually, are the brilliantly white walls which are adorned with gigantic meteor-like images of fruits. Besides that though, this new brunch joint is pretty typical.\n\nThe large fold out menu offers everything you'd expect - eggs, omelets, waffles, pancakes, and shakes. Daily brunch specials such as grilled salmon and salads are handwritten on large sheets of paper and stuck to the wall.\n\nMy friend very unfortunately found a hair (the second in two visits! he claims) in his poached egg and wasn't pleased at all. Meanwhile, my fluffy waffles served with a side of creme anglaise and our other brunch table mate's plentiful plate of french toast and all of our various juicy fruit smoothies were just delightful.
4
We are very happy with the service we received from Zerorez. It's safe and my carpet is very clean - cleaner than using a rented carpet cleaner. The price point for their service is reasonable. It's worth it to me that my cats can walk on it and I don't have to worry about watching them when it dries licking their paws and getting a mouthful of chemicals.
2
Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and good food. Dined with a large group so we had a set menu. I requested no butter with my crab stuffed chicken breast but they served it on the side just in case I felt the chicken was too dry. It was de-lish!
4
French Onion Soup, Redwood Cut of Prime Rib, Chilean Sea Bass and Apple Dumpling were the bomb. Our servers Darren and Aurelio were awesome. They made our early anniversary dinner special even though they did not know it was a special occasion. We will be back on our next visit.
3
My girlfriend and i came here for a quick lunch one day the food was prepared quicker than expected and still tasted fresh and delicious. we only had some rolls, soup and beer so it was over too soon. The staff was friendly and everyone chipped in to help- service was excellent, They even gave us $5 off coupon for our next visit! The decor was nice, it had an Asian feel with some modern flair. this place provides great value for the dollar and great service, it left me wondering what there hibachi dinner experience is like...looking forward to next time i get to come here....
3
First time here and to a hookah bar in general. I hit the hookah like Smoke Dawg and got SUPER light headed but it was gone in like 2 minutes. ;-) Had hummus for the first time there too. Pretty good. A great time was had and will DEFINITELY be back.
4
I had lower back pain and shoulder pain. \nQuan was refereed to me by a friend. I called in and schedule an appointment with her. Julie was amazing. She makes me feel very relax and comfortable. She iced my back and start to adjust me. Every touch and adjustment was right on. I felt like new born after seeing Julie. Very time i call in for an appointment it was like a treat for me. She's not only making me feel better but she is healing my body to help and heal itself. Every visit is caring. \nIf you are looking for a real Chiro this is the right place that can help and handle your pain.
2
The food was pretty good here, but a bit pricey for what we got. My whole party had breakfast and it was quick, food was hot, but no real wow factor on flavor. I would recommend if you are in the area and just want a quick breakfast.
3
They did a fabulous job. I was seated quickly and given a list of services and prices to look at while I soaked. I picked the Spa Pedicure and got two \"extra\" services for $7 instead of $10. The environment is clean and calm and the service was not rushed. I will be coming back here again!
4
I wanted to try out Yelp Deals so I looked online and noticed that Bitter Creek Cafe had a sweet deal - $20 for $10 - perfect. Their location on 7th street was only a short drive from the Union WorkSpace (The Construction Zone, ltd.) where I was working that day. It is hidden in an office building, and I would recommend looking on google maps before the drive.\n\nAfter purchasing the deal, I ordered the Pastrami Panani, 2 cookies and a drink. The order was ready when I arrived and the owner was pleasant and sincere. I will definitely order from them again soon. Maybe even today? It's after lunch and I haven't eaten yet....
4
I live in a Foodie town, and sometimes while I'm in Vegas I never seem to find anything that great unless I eat at an expensive restaurant. So when I do make that choice to eat expensively I go to Smith and Wollensky...mouth is salivating now thinking about their steak with gorgonzola cheese baked on top....\n\nI love eating here and make a point of stopping by every time I'm in Vegas. You just can't pass up a good steak...
3
The calzones we ordered were fantastic. Eat inside. They have a few tables outdoors, but this restaraunt is located near garbage bins and you smell them if the wind is blowing that way.
1
Paid $49 plus $10 tip. Dude was nice but it stinks when I leave from an hour long massage and the pain in my shoulders in STILL there.
2
Twice now I have gone in after making an appointment with Jeni and they tell me that I am not down in the book. I show them on my phone the date and time I made the appointment. I had a Christmas party to go to and just enough time to get my nails done. Jeni felt so bad that this happened, again. I was told she no longer works there because this problem happens alot. I will be searching for a new nail salon soon, hopefully that wont mess up my appt times.
2
We recently gave San Remo another shot. I scored a solid, inexpensive breakfast while JK had a decent chopped steak and salad with good house-made blue cheese dressing. Our waitress was competent, friendly and on top of refills throughout our meal. I'm not a fan of the flat screens in every corner, but that can be a plus when you're dining alone - also they reduced the volume on the one closest to us as we requested. San Remo will probably always be a bit of a dive, but that's not a bad thing. Hopefully we'll continue to see improvements here and there at this low-key diner.
2
It's okay. Doesn't have food that'll blow you out of the water, but it's not bad grub either. It's your standard diner fare, with sandwiches, pies, cakes, milkshakes, salads, and the works. The one nice thing they do have is the Midnight Breakfast Buffet, which might be worth considering if you're really a fan of eating loads of breakfast food. However, it's not really enough to offset giving it any higher of a rating.
3
As with every Sprinkles location I've been to, the cupcakes are wonderfully sweet. \nTip: when purchasing a common flavor like vanilla or chocolate, go for the cupcake covered in jimmy sprinkles rather than their signature round (Necco wafer-like) dot. The dot is hard and crunchy and flavorless, but the small sprinkles are yummy. :)
4
Not the absolute best Italian food, but pretty darn good. My favorites are garlic cheese knots, pizza, and pasta dishes! The Hero's are not so good though. All the dishes are huge -- definitely big enough to share! Great take out food!
2
Over the years I have donated quite a bit of stuff to Goodwill. And from time to time, I also enjoy shopping for bargains there too. So, I was excited to hear that they were opening a store in Ballantyne. I finally made it into the store to check things out. It is a new store, so it is very clean and the facilities are nice. \n\nBut suprisingly, this store didn't have a great selection of stuff that interested me. Maybe they were just picked over when I was there, but I didn't find a single thing that I liked. \n\nHowever, if you are a parent and looking for bargain back-to-school supplies, they had a good selection when I was in there the other day. \n\nOverall, I have had much better luck over at the store in Matthews. But, since they are continually getting new donations, I will be back to check things out again next time I am in the mood to go thrifting.
3
The only sushi I go to here in vegas, yes I'm sure there are plenty of other good spots, but my girlfriend and I just have such a hard time finding good restaurants here that we don't even want to risk going somewhere else, this place is just fine. Price is average for any ayce sushi. And get a stamp card, every ten stamps you get 1 ayce!
0
TAO SUCKS.\n\nCome here if you want to wait in lines-on-lines-on-lines (four different lines that wind around the Venetian lobby just to get in, and then more lines at each of the various bars inside).\n\nAlso a good place to STAND STILL while dancing. The dance area is so packed that there is literally no room to move, just a mass of people squished together.\n\nBest thing about this place are the girls chillin in bathtubs with flower pettles over their boobies.
2
If you just want a place to stay on the strip, this is it. It's a great location but don't expect more. When I stayed there, they were still converting it from Aladdin's to Planet Hollywood and I stayed in a room that wasn't renovated yet and still looked like Aladdin's but I heard the new Planet Hollywood rooms are nice. \nThe Buffet they have is okay but not something you want to spend your money on more than once.
4
These tacos are made from heaven..no really!!! \n\nI use to think King Taco from L.A. were the best for a looong time UNTIL \ntacos de suadero & I cross paths for the very first time...it was like love at first sight.\nno really! \n\nI usually don't eat out much & when I do it has to be amazing balls otherwise I will get sick or not like it. They are a bit greasy but I didn't get sick which means they are not as greasy as Alberto's (gross) t!! ..BTW I can't believe other reviewers are comparing it to Alberto's....Tacos el Gordo is waaaaay better!!!\n\nThey are made fresh & on the spot! I don't even have words to describe my love for the suadero, I wish I knew more places like this around here.
2
A good place to eat. Nice soups, good salads, creative pizzas.
1
Parking sucks. Thats hard in vegas too. Coming from LA where parking is atrocious this is the only hotel on the strip where you may not find a spot. The check in process is terrible and most of the people working there don't realize they work in the \"HOSPITALITY industry\" You cant go to or from your car without being harassed by timeshare vampires. The lobby is pretty cool and has a great design but who really cares? The rooms are ok but the a/c sucks. Every night I have stayed there the fire alarm goes off in the middle of the night. no lie. The checkout process may be longer than the check in process, but they have an express check out. It got the 2nd star because its cheap and on the strip.
0
They tried to sell me an air filter, even though it was recently replaced. Came in with a coupon and they said it is not for the type of oil you need. Its crap like that that makes me think I am ready to find a new oil change place.
1
I went to the new Salad and Go on Higley and Williams Field Rd. It just opened a couple of weeks ago and was excited to see what it was all about. I ordered the cobb salad and was very disappointed. First there was lots of lettuce and it looked clean and fresh. However the rest of the ingredients were very much lacking: eggs, blue cheese crumbles (almost none), bacon (chopped so fine and spooned on to) and 1 very tiny slice of avocado. There were lots of tomatoes. Since I didn't open it until I got home I was pleasantly surprised at the size. That being said they gave one little container of water downed blue cheese dressing. No way would it have dressed the entire salad. I was willing to pay the $5.69 for the salad but did not get my money's worth with the extra ingredients for sure. I will go back and order a different salad to see if I can get a 5 star salad next time. I would certainly look closely at the list of ingredients and compare it to what you actually get.
2
It's a well-worn cliche in the food business that anywhere with pictures of the food up on the exterior will be shite. Whilst this method isn't 100% foolproof, there's definitely some truth in it, as any visit to Cafe Keno will confirm.\n\nThey have pictures of bacon, eggs and rolls plastered to the door. The food is incredibly shite. It's as simple as that.
0
My experience with the \"customer support\" team was so terrible while booking my reservation that I went ahead and cancelled, so I can't speak to the quality of the rooms, but if they're anything as terrible as their offshore call center I imagine they're pretty bad.\n\nThis place isn't worth a lengthy description, here are some bullet points of why we cancelled:\n\n1. They have a $20 dollar resort fee\n2. Check-in is at 4:00PM\n3. Checking in earlier than 4:00PM requires paying a fee\n4. Booking a reservation requires being transferred no less than 2 times\n5. Changing a reservation requires being transferred no less than 3 times\n6. Whatever price they quote you over the phone is wrong, once you get your actual confirmation email the price will have jumped (even beyond the resort fee)\n\nHotels like this should come with a warning label.
3
In the 3 days I was in Vegas, I ate here 4 times. I only discovered this place while staying at New York, New York Hotel and Casino. It is the 24 hour restaurant right by the guest elevators.\n\nThey have a very expansive menu, all relatively priced! I ate the chili fries, the breakfast platter(twice), chicken fingers, and nachos. The chili fries were the best!\n\nThe only negative thing I would say is that the service was a little hit or miss.
1
Certain things just come with Vegas hotels: chaotic casino noise and decor, milking you for every possible dime, drunks grabbing your ass in the elevator. However, they're not all as blatantly rude and indifferent. Be prepared to shell out for (slow) valet parking, a bellman's \"assistance\" and a resort fee (ha!). Clean enough but worn around the edges. Spend the money and stay on the Strip!
3
Awesome Cajun cuisine! I got the Cajun Combo, it had \u00e9touff\u00e9e, jambalaya and gumbo. Came with really tasty garlic toast. Everything was delicious with great flavor. The night I was there they had a gentleman playing Cajun music on his guitar adding to the atmosphere. I highly recommend.
2
Oh Miami, when will you grace us with the joys of H&M? Always a favorite shopping spot of mine, we had to make a special trip. This location is a MILLION times better than the one in the Miracle Mile shops at PH. \n\nI bought a few cute things. Wasn't terribly impressed with their current fashion lineup, but they did have some adorable accessories. \n\nThis location is massive, so be ready to spend a little time here. But no worries, there's a Fat Tuesdays right across the way for bored guys whose GFs wanna shop. :)
3
My family and I dined here in Nov and ordered an array of dishes. I forgot our waiter's name but he was a tall slender gentleman w. a beautiful smile. His service was very memorable. He was knowledgeable w. the menu and I ordered one of his recommendations;\n\nCreamy polenta: CREAMY and RICH!\n\nSicilian-spiced duck breast with preserved orange, root vegetables and caramelized endive. I was pleasantly surprised. \n\nDuck & Foie gras ravioli- RICH RICH RICH and flavorful. \n\nMediterranean Orata- Very light and flavorful. The fish skin was crispy and the meat was moist.\n\nThe dinner was good but it was the desserts that made it great!\n\nThe Strawberry Souffle and it was DELISH!! -I wish I could remember the name of the other desserts because they were all really out of this world too. \n\nThe dinner was ok but hats off to the pastry chef and our fantastic waiter!
2
I'm kind of a pizza snob and I thought this place was really good. We were hanging out with our friends and they ordered for delivery. She said it was \"decent\" but I'd be inclined to give it significantly more credit than that. We had a special and a pepperoni and some hot wings. The \"hot\" wings (they come in medium and mild too) were actually hot, not for the faint of heart.
0
I wish we could give this place negative stars because they had THE worst customer service ever. Basically, I bought a dress from this location which was unrepairable and I was unable to wear that dress on the day of my wedding. They did nothing to rectify the situation, in fact, they actually engaged in a very verbal phone conversation which got pretty heated and showed me that ultimately, the only thing they care about is the money, not the bride. They sent me an email survey about my experience which I filled out in detail. I never heard back from them at all. Not even an acknowledgment of how poorly I was treated or that I was unable to wear the dress I bought. I would be very, very cautious if you decide to shop here and better yet, I would avoid this store at all costs.
1
They were better in the past, but they've gone downhill lately. While they've always been pretty slow, they used to get the orders correct. Last time we ordered they left parts of two different meals out. I drove back to get the missing items and they still missed something. They sent a free meal certificate. Fine and good. Then we went to use the free meal. They got two items wrong, again. Plus we had to repeat our order three times, just to get it wrong anyway. Why bother calling again. We may go there for an occasional ice cream treat, but nothing else. Too bad since it's really close to us and kid activites.
0
This review is for the restaurant only. Crappy service, same food you can get at any other Hooter's restaurant, just 50% higher price. Go if you want the food you're used to but be prepared to pay extra and don't expect service anywhere close to any other Hooter's restaurant. \n\nI also have to say that the waitresses in this location are sub par in the looks department. Don't expect eye candy.\n\nRegarding the hotel and casino, they are both shit holes. I do like going to the bar to grab some $1.50 Bud and Bud Light bottles, but that's as far as I ever get in this place. Great service at bar and super cheap beers.
4
Best authentic Japanese in Vegas bar none!
4
This place is the best, hands down...\n\nI give much LOVE and respect for Tad the owner, he cuts hair like no one else i know in the world..His hands move in a way so fast you cannot even see thim, Tad scissorhands of the business!\nI used to work for him, when the place was by the library back in the day..\nHe was sweet, caring, amazing, and taught me a lot...\nHe runs a business like he would love his family, deeply..\nAll the other ppl i worked with were sweet an warm as well..\nI say go, an tell ALL your friends, your hair will love you, everyone will wanna be you and you will feel sexy as hell...\nPlus it is a fun place to be, lots to look at...My kinda place hands down..
2
This location is right off the Green and it has been a while since I've visited, but Fuel hasn't really made any drastic changes to their business model so it's a pretty steady staple in Charlotte in my book.\n\nGreat place for quelling the late-night pizza fixes and a great way to end the night to lessen the magnitude of hangovers.
0
one sentence: Medium food, bad service, $12 irish coffee and a gas leak complimented our visit.\n\nlonger version: all of the above, plus when we found a hair in one of the dishes, the staff promptly took the dish, promised to replace it and never actually did. when we asked about it 20 minutes later we were promptly brought a plate that had been under the heat lamp so long the plate was too hot to touch. icing on the cake they still tried to charge us for it.
1
This place actually looks like a very nice bar...but this is a restaurant review! On that note, the food was completely overpriced and mediocre quality - even for a tavern style place. I'd go back here to have a drink or shoot pool, but never to eat. Maybe I'd get a burger if I was starving...how bad can you screw that up. One more note, their bleu cheese salad dressing was gross.
4
Was a big fan of Mastros steakhouse so as soon as I heard about the Ocean Club I had to try it. I'm so glad I did. It is a wonderful restaurant. The cold seafood tower is delicious. The king crab and oysters were so fresh. The salads are so good, such great choices and unique variety. Great cocktails, wonderful bread, incredible service and the desserts are yummy too. Great central location in Kierland. Highly recommend this one for anyone is Scottsdale.
3
Love the sushi and service. The only negative thing is: their hot tea it's a little too weak for my taste.
4
Top notch. Would probably be our favorite place i we lived closer. \n\nCreative, fresh food. Some serious fresh wasabi.\n\nThe owner/chef is a true salt-of-the-earth wonderful guy. He's a delightful and engaging person. \n\nI had my first ever handroll here, as a free gift from the chef. It was on off-menu creation that has become a favorite I can order anywhere I travel. \n\nSushi Kee regularly has varieties of fish that I don't normally find in restaurants, and they are knowledgeable about them. The specials are not the same thing over and over, and seem to offer a good value.\n\nTruly an exemplary restaurant.
2
Spiffy place, definitely a social setting. I enjoyed the concept of the bar not to mention the staff especially Taylar who was extremely helpful and informative. Taylar made the experience amazing keeping a smile on her face throughout the entire time. I do think the drinks could be a little stronger, I could barely taste the alcohol. Overall it was a cool experience.
3
The best crab legs I have ever had!! The prime rib was also amazing. Everything else was just so-so. But you must go here for the all-you-can-eat crab legs!!
3
Based on a recommendation by a friend, we decided to suggest St. Francis for a dinner with the family on a Sunday night. First of all, I love, love, loved the setup of the place and the overall feel inside. There is also a patio that is outside, but opens up to the restaurant, which I thought was very cool and unique. The service we had was great, very attentive and helpful in answering our questions about the menu. \n\nSince there were several of us there that night, I got to try a number of the entrees. I personally had the green chili pork, which I have still been thinking about a month later. It was so comforting and really really tasty. My Husband had the burger, which he also really liked and I tried... it was very good. Some others at the table had pizzas and the corn one especially was quite good. \n\nAll in all, I really liked St. Francis and cannot wait to go back some other time and try more of their unique, local products menu!
1
Mediocre food. \nGood foods prices.\nTolerable drinks.\nOkay drink prices. \nHorrible service.\nGood pies.\nMore horrible service.\n\nIf it is on the way, then sure, stop by. But never go out of your way to go here.
4
It's pretty hard these days to find solid tasting Chinese food that doesn't put a dent in your wallet. I've been coming to this place for several months now and I figure it's about time I write a yelp review about this place.\n\nI dig the lunch specials ($5.25 everyday, not just weekdays) with a wide selection of foods. My personal favorites are General Tso's and Sesame Seed Chicken with steamed rice and wanton soup.\n\nThe wanton soup is the best wanton soup I have ever encountered, hands down. The staff is super friendly, I am always full whenever I eat there, I dig the egg rolls. Everything I ordered has been great, I can't help but give this place less than 5 stars.\n\nNo stories, no wacky convo's, no random encounters with strangers. Just a very solid establishment that I'm a huge fan of and I will continue to go there as long as I live in Las Vegas.
3
The Food is really good! Delicious even! \n\nBe prepared for a long wait to order, or even get a table. The place is small, and seating is really limited, it is typically an hour to two hour wait for a table...or just go to the window outside and order.
2
I went here with my friends and I was hoping for very good teppan. While the food was good. Especially the garlic chips it was still very overpriced. I feel like the prices damped the experience. It cost 30 dollars for sharing a plate and it did not come with fried rice, ordered separate. Fried rice is a staple with teppan. For 8 oz organic chicken breast cost 45. The miso was good and the dessert was ok. I really want to like it but I just can't. Ceasers has teppan as well. Almost same menu but cost about 20% less.
4
Exceptional service and a true professional, we have 2 large dogs or one big lab and a mini horse malamute mix as is closer to the case. The malamute is a rescue and not the best bather as he believes it's all just a big game and play time. My groomer could be a starting linebacker for any pro team after tackling this task!! Excellent service, amazing staff, the puppies were happy thank you and hope to have you back again
4
The crispy duck was outstanding, service was perfect. Our waiter offered suggestions when we asked and his recommendations were right on each time. The vanilla bean cheesecake was simply awesome.
4
This is one of the nicest and priciest meals I've had on the strip. Started out with a wine selection recommended by the waiter, which was excellent. I ordered the sea bass in miso sauce and I loved it! It's a bit on the saltier side but I love salty so it was perfect for me. It's a good size sea bass. My husband ordered the lobster pot pie. It's pricey but amazing!!! A must try! I love seafood do there were a lot of options. If you're into steaks or anything else, I might try another restaurant. \n\nMy husband and I spilt a root beer float, which comes with warm cookies. Not what you would expect from fine dining but the waiter recommended it and it was good. The cookies were warm and delicious. \n\nThe service was good and the waiter was very knowledgeable. I would recommend this place if you want to try fine dining. It's not very big so I would make a reservation. Enjoy!
2
Just rolled in to get a quick small vanilla milkshake, which was pretty good size for 2 bucks. The milkshake itself just tasted like plain soft serve ice-cream, but I honestly wasn't expecting much to begin with. Nothing special, nothing bad really.
1
A safe but uninspiring hotel not up to my expected Hilton standards. No resturant (small deli snack bar), no bar. Concierge couldn't tell me the name of a single resturant in the hotel next door. The rug was very dirty so that our socks turned black in just a very little time. I would stay again but it would never be in my top 10 choices in this time.
0
Scum bag owners. Worst customers service ever. \nOne owner Jorge Lolpez tried over charge fuel+carwash for drop off\nhaul's truck.... I called the company for complain about this jerk guy\nwith attitude and I change drop off the truck in different location with\nno charge. Don't go here this guy don't deserve any kind business.
1
Went in with my son for a coffee and quick bite at around 9:30am. The cashier forgot that we had ordered a hot sandwich and I had to remind her to get it started. It wasn't busy at all, we were the only people in line! I don't think she said two words to us while taking our order. I basically could have used one of those iPad ordering tablets like Panera is using for all the good the cashier did. Totally not helpful!! I ordered a danish and a croissant which she did not offer to warm up, she did not ask my name for the order or even look at us while we were ordering. Basically a super bad experience compared to other Starbucks in Charlotte.
4
The steaks here are as good or better than the high priced steakhouses. The sides don't quite live up, but those steaks are to die for. The service is quick and friendly. The drinks are generous. Yes, it is a chain and it looks like a chain, but if close your eyes and pretend that you're eating someplace where the steaks cost 3 times as much you won't know the difference. Or is that cheating? Anyway, for everyday eats, this is my favorite.
3
We came here for a good inexpensive breakfast & that is exactly what we got. They have big portions. So sharing is good if u don't want to be stuffed. We had the cheese omelette w/hash browns & a pancake. It was all great, the hash browns are outstanding, taste homemade. The pancake is enormous, light & fluffy but thick @ the same time. All in all a good breakfast @ a great price.
3
If Yelp had awards for Best New Restaurants, this would make the list!\n\nIt says Pan Asian (Chinese, Thai, Japanese) but it's mainly Thai with some Malaysian IMO with some hints from other asian fares.\n\nFirst off, the owners here are amazing. David and Chef Lisa really provide a comforting, intimate experience you woulnd't get at an asian place. \n\nWe ordered the following:\n\nVietnamese Chicken Ravioli \nPad-See Ew\nMassamam Curry\nCrying Beef Salad\nTom Yum Shrimp\nTempura Cheesecake\n\nThe Crying Beef Salad was the best! The beef was cooked perfectly and the greens had so much flavor. Everything was delicious but I must say that I've had better Tom Yum at many other places.\n\nThis place only has a few tables and as this builds more Yelp cred, they will need to expand to counter the herds of people lining up.\n\nBest of all, everything is under 10 bucks!
1
I apparently am not enough of an art lover to appreciate the enigmatic sparseness of this one room display on the human form....translation: ummm..where is the rest of the art in this place?Gift shop is as big as the gallery. \n\nIt is a nice reprieve from the Blackjack table. So for that they get two.
4
I grew up in Pittsburgh and now live in San Jose, CA. Every time I return to Pittsburgh, I make make it a point to stop at Hey Betty! I can tell you we do not have stores like this where I live now and the vintage shops we do have charge five times the price. It does take some searching around to find things, so if you are a person who likes to discover treasures, you will likely be rewarded. The store is small and packed. If you are impatient, like me, it's best to ask if you're looking for something specific. Sandra and Michael know their merchandise but they are not intrusive and do not try to push things on you. I have things from there that span decades. The last trip we scored the most amazing pair of sunglasses ever made.
2
The only reason I gave this place a 3 is because the food it actually good, but the waitress we had was horrible. She was nice and acted like she knew what she was doing, but she forgot to put in our order for our appetizer and didn't write our order correctly for our pizza. Two strikes...I was hopeful that she would redeem herself and offer a free dessert or take the value of our drinks off the final bill or something, but nothing was offered. Three strikes, I'm done. \n\nThe food is worth the try, but maybe do take out so you don't get the waitress whom does not have a name, but has a butterfly tattoo on the inside of her right arm.
2
I'd give Bei a 3.5. Who ever the Yelpers are that compare it to Shin Bay, have obviously never been to Shin Bay. Not even close to Hiro, for that matter. We're talking Ra or Kona Grill at best. \n\nFor shame fellow Yelpers, let's just call a spade, a spade. It's passable sushi in Scottsdale. \n\nFor those who disagree...get out more. Try real sushi.
4
Beautiful views and great spaces for walking, biking and relaxing.
0
Drinks were served in filthy glasses & the flatware had food stuck on it! Complained to the waitress- who nicely apologized but the manager never came out! Still got charged for the undrinkable drinks.
3
This is a wonderful family restaurant with very personal service and attention to quality ingredients. \n\nMark makes excellent margaritas, not the sickly sweet things that are so common here. He's on the quiet side, but I enjoy his wry sense of humor.\n\nMaria is the outgoing one of the pair. She clearly takes pride in everything she makes. After a few visits, it's become my favorite Mexican restaurant in Phoenix. My favorite is the mole enchiladas. Not available every day, I think she makes mole on Tuesdays and the weekends. It is to die for and I think one of the best moles I've ever had, and that includes many trips to Mexico.
0
I was really disappointed. I read the reviews and was really excited to go here. I got the special, which was the quail and butternut squash gnocchi. My husband got the lamb shank with mushroom risotto. \n\nMy quail was super dry and the gnocchi was nothing to write home about. My husbands whole dish was very bland.\n\nThe service was great, which is why I gave them 1 star.\n\nSorry Emeril, I really wanted to enjoy this!
2
Food was good. Service is odd, like they're trying to be upscale but haven't got that all figured out. I brought the coaster discount from City Tins, and included that with my credit card when paying the bill. When the check was returned, the coaster was gone but the discount was not applied. Another post said that the owner visits tables but he wasn't anywhere around on a weekend afternoon.
1
While in Vegas for business, my coworkers and I thought we had to do something fun. This rollercoaster was not though. I have been on my fair share of rollercoasters, and this one was probably the most lame. Its drops aren't very dramatic, and the rollercoaster doesn't even feel that fast. The only thing terrifying about it is how rough it is throughout the whole ride....my head and neck were pretty sore from being banged around so much.
2
Service was super slow which would not have been a big deal if the place was packed. It was a slow afternoon here, and I sat out side with a buddy to have a couple drinks and lunch before catching a Cactus League game at Camelback Ranch. The food was awesome I must say. The beverage selection plentiful. They just need to step up the service. I understand waiting on food, but waiting on a drink is a bit frustrating and unacceptable.
2
I was out running errands with Mike C. today, & after having a dinky lunch at Bencomo's we were both hungry again before long, so we popped into this place this afternoon. Here you get a 1/4 Lb. Burger on a sesame bun, a regular size order of good fries, AND a small soda for not even the $3.50 suggested in the other review, but for $3.29! Can you imagine?\n\nOk, it's kind of a funky little place, but it does have comfortable booth seating, the food was ok, & how can you go wrong for the price? No wonder they were busy! :-))\n\n(Restrooms are down the hallway & there's a $6 minimum purchase to use a card.)